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Accenture AI revenue tops $1 bn in Sep-Nov
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|December 19, 2025
The firm said it will stop disclosing standalone AI revenue going forward
Accenture chief executive officer Julie Sweet said isolating artificial intelligence (AI) numbers is no longer meaningful as AI is embedded across most client projects.
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Accenture Plc reported $1.1 billion in advanced AI revenue in its first quarter (September-November 2025) on Thursday, compared to $500 million in the year-ago period, marking a 120% jump in the disruptive technology.
Significantly, the world's largest technology and consulting services company said it will not disclose numbers from AI business in the future, as the technology has become all-pervasive.
"This will be the last quarter in which we share advanced AI bookings and revenues," read Accenture's earnings presentation on Thursday. "We have reached a point where advanced AI is being embedded in some way across nearly everything we do, and many of our clients are focusing on moving beyond standalone proofs of concept or initiatives."
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