**Deloitte** is the world's largest global professional services network, delivering industry-leading **audit, consulting, tax, and advisory services** to nearly 90% of the Fortune Global 500® and thousands of private companies, including over 9,000 U.S.-based firms.[1][2][3] Founded over **180 years ago**, Deloitte has evolved into a powerhouse spanning more than 150 countries and territories, with approximately **470,000 professionals** worldwide who blend business acumen, technology expertise, and strategic alliances to tackle complex challenges and drive client transformation.[1][2][3][4] Its network of independent member firms, under Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited (DTTL), empowers organizations to reinforce public trust in capital markets while fostering long-term progress.[2] Key **achievements** include pioneering thought leadership like the annual **Tech Trends 2026** report, which highlights AI's shift from experimentation to core functions—such as robotics embodiment, agent-first processes, hybrid compute strategies, cybersecurity paradoxes, and tech organization rebuilds—and the **2026 TMT Predictions**, forecasting AI's disruption in hardware, software, telecom, and media.[3][6][8][10] Deloitte's **Finance Trends 2026** survey positions finance leaders as strategic advisors optimizing costs and AI investments, while industry outlooks cover manufacturing, power/utilities, and more.[4][7][9] Currently, Deloitte thrives as a forward-thinking innovator, headlining **CES 2026** (January 6–9) with sessions on AI enterprise transformation, future health (e.g., wellness investments saving trillions), smart living, and partnerships like McLaren Racing's digital twins for peak performance.[1][5] Its purpose—"making an impact that matters"—fuels initiatives in digital capabilities, breakthrough innovations, and reimagined business models amid rapid AI evolution.[1][3] Notably