Microsoft, Accenture, Xerox, GelSight, Domo, Zoovu, among others, have announced their tech deals with clients.
TCL and Microsoft team up
TCL, a provider of display across smartphones, tablets, and connected devices, announced a partnership with Microsoft to introduce AI capabilities to the TCL 50 NXTPAPER smartphones.
This collaboration leverages Microsoft’s cloud-based AI technologies including Azure’s Open AI’s Large Language Models (LLM) and Azure’s Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), to enhance productivity and efficiency in TCL devices.
Unilever and Accenture in partnership
Accenture has expanded its partnership with Unilever to simplify its digital core and apply generative AI to drive efficiencies and improved business agility.
Unilever will use Accenture’s GenWizard platform to accelerate their technology and digital product development.
Xerox and Taktiful Software to form partnership
Xerox Holdings and Taktiful Software Solutions announced partnership to extend their presence in the digital embellishment market.
GelSight and Flexxbotics partner
GelSight, a provider of tactile intelligence technology, announced a partnership with Flexxbotics, a company delivering digital solutions for robot-driven manufacturing, to provide a joint solution for robot-enabled nondestructive testing (NDT) with autonomous process control.
Domo partners with Brooklyn Data
Domo has partnered with Brooklyn Data, a leading data consultancy, to help joint users simplify data management and get actionable intelligence faster.
This collaboration between Domo and Brooklyn Data enables users to simplify data management through native, bi-directional integrations built on Domo while leveraging Snowflake’s AI Data Cloud.
Zoovu and Shopware partner
Zoovu, a AI-powered search and product discovery platform, announced a partnership with Shopware, a leading ecommerce platform.
This collaboration gives Shopware’s 100,000 customers access to Zoovu’s AI-powered search and product discovery platform, including the generative AI ecommerce solution among Shopware partners.
Zoovu’s AI-powered solutions increase conversions by 200 percent and average order value by 65 percent while reducing sales cycles and operational costs by up to 98 percent. When deployed in retail stores, this technology has increased store revenue by 27 percent.
Blue Ridge Networks announces partnership
Blue Ridge Networks, a provider of OT Cybersecurity solutions, has expanded its partnership with Red River, a technology transformation company.
Azra AI and ECG form partnership
Azra AI, a healthtech company, announced a partnership with ECG Management Consultants, an affiliated partner of Siemens Healthineers. This collaboration aims to transform oncology care by integrating Azra AI’s technology with ECG’s experience in cancer program development.
Pocket.watch selects Veritone as AI partner
Veritone, a leader in AI solutions, announced that pocket.watch, the kids’ entertainment studio that creates franchises from YouTube stars, has selected Veritone as its AI partner to expand contextual targeting across content from pocket.watch’s creator network of over one billion YouTube subscribers.
Inglet Blair partners with Saaf Finance
Inglet Blair, a residential mortgage loan due diligence firm, announced partnership with Saaf Finance to deliver data integrity checks and diligence powered by AI to reduce risk and increase efficiency. This tech deal will provide financial institutions with insights, better risk management, and faster due diligence using automated workflows.
Futureverse selects Ripple Custody
Ripple, a provider of digital asset infrastructure, and Futureverse, a AI and metaverse technology and content company, plan to integrate Ripple Custody to enable Futureverse to securely custody its digital assets.
