Indian IT services company Wipro Ltd has agreed to acquire the Digital Transformation Solutions (DTS) business of U.S.-based Harman International for $375 million, expanding its engineering and artificial-intelligence-led service portfolio. Wipro said the DTS unit—also known as Harman Connected Services—will be folded into its global engineering business line once the transaction clears regulatory review, a process the companies expect to complete by year-end. More than 5,600 DTS employees across the Americas, Europe and Asia are slated to join Wipro, deepening the Bengaluru-based firm’s talent pool in cloud, software engineering and product design. Harman, a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, said divesting DTS will allow it to focus on its core automotive electronics and audio operations. Market participants described the acquisition as a significant step for Wipro’s strategy to deliver end-to-end, AI-powered engineering services; the company’s shares traded choppily following the announcement as analysts assessed the potential earnings impact.