NTT Data to Automate IT Systems with Generative AI by 2026
NTT Data Group unveils plans to automate nearly all IT system development using generative AI by fiscal 2026 to solve Japan's labor shortage. Learn about the 'AI-native' shift.
Can AI build an entire IT system from scratch? NTT Data Group thinks so. The Japanese tech giant plans to implement a generative AI platform capable of handling nearly all IT development tasks by the end of fiscal 2026. This aggressive move aims to tackle the chronic labor shortage that's been haunting Japan's technology sector for years.
NTT Data Generative AI Strategy to Address Labor Shortage
According to Nikkei, NTT Data is betting on an "AI-native" development platform. By automating the heavy lifting—from coding to debugging—the company hopes to bridge the gap left by a dwindling workforce. Japan's tech industry is at a breaking point, and NTT Data's solution isn't just about speed; it's about survival.
The company's leadership sees this as a transformation of the entire IT services model. Instead of relying on thousands of junior developers for manual coding, the system will allow senior architects to oversee AI-driven production, potentially redefining what it means to be a software engineer in the next decade.
A Broader AI Boom in the Region
The move comes as other major players double down on infrastructure. SoftBank and Fujikura have seen their market caps surge amid the AI frenzy. Meanwhile, Foxconn has reportedly partnered with OpenAI for next-generation data centers. NTT Data isn't staying behind, doubling its commitment to AI data centers across Asia to support this massive software shift.
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