Technology companies such as Prioticket, Shield AI, Oracle Cloud, Datasea, among others, announced their tech contract with enterprise customers.
Trip.com partners with Prioticket to unlock travel experience
Trip.com Group, a global online travel agency, has entered into a partnership with Prioticket, a connectivity platform for the management, sale, and distribution of tours, activities, and experiences.
This collaboration represents Trip.com Group’s efforts to enhance its offerings and provide seamless connectivity for travellers. Through an innovative API integration, Trip.com Group will connect with suppliers, aggregators, and platform partners associated with Prioticket.
This partnership will also enable Trip.com Group to access over 50 additional reservation systems, broadening its international network and integration, especially for attractions in Europe, the Middle East and the US.
Shield AI’s V-BAT selected for $198 mn contract
Shield AI, the defense technology company building the world’s best AI pilot, announced that the U.S. Coast Guard has awarded the company a $198.106,876 million contract to provide Contractor Owned Contractor Operated (COCO) Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) services.
This service will be implemented using the V-BAT unmanned aircraft system (UAS). The V-BAT series aircraft is the only operationally deployed single-engine ducted fan vertical takeoff and land (VTOL) UAS that can launch and recover from a hover and fly on wing in horizontal flight. (IT)
Hitachi Construction Machinery moves to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Hitachi Construction Machinery has selected Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to migrate its mission-critical business systems for accounting, development, production, design, sales, parts, export, human resources, and services.
By selecting Oracle Cloud VMware Solution and Oracle Exadata Database Service on OCI, the company has achieved a fast and reliable cloud migration with minimal changes to applications and databases from previous on-premises environments.
Datasea signs $62 mn worth of contracts
Datasea, a Nevada corporation engaged in innovative businesses in high-tech intelligent acoustics and 5G-Artificial Intelligence multimodal communication technology in the United States and China, has inked three new sales agreements with its subsidiaries in China.
The agreements total approximately $61.7 million that encompass two agreements for its 5G-AI communications segment, and one agreement for its high tech acoustic products segment.
