Cloudera, a hybrid data platform, announced a partnership with Aboitiz Data Innovation (ADI), a forward-thinking data science and AI specialist. ADI will provide consultancy and implementation services on Cloudera software in enterprise AI/ML/AI Lab, data governance, and ethics.
The collaboration with ADI will explore powerful generative AI (GenAI) applications within Cloudera solutions using Accelerators for Machine Learning Projects (AMPs) and offering end-to-end examples, jumpstarting any enterprise’s machine learning (ML) or GenAI development journey, as per a company statement.
“ADI will build GenAI solutions on Cloudera’s platform, helping customers turn AI hype into business reality,” said Remus Lim, Senior Vice President for Asia Pacific and Japan at Cloudera.
“In addition to delivering powerful GenAI capabilities and performance to customers, the results of this partnership will empower enterprises to make more accurate and timely decisions, making data and advanced AI processes easier and faster across the enterprise, increasing revenue generation, and optimizing cost,” added Lim.
“As we embark on this strategic partnership with Cloudera, we're ready to unlock new dimensions of excellence and value for our customers,” said Dr. David R. Hardoon, ADI Chief Executive Officer.
“With Cloudera's robust data management capabilities and scalable machine learning platform, we're confident in accelerating the development and deployment of AI-powered solutions. Together, we'll empower our teams to extract actionable insights from data more effectively, pushing the boundaries of data innovation and enhancing our competitive edge in the digital era,” added Hardoon.
Cloudera and ADI’s collective capabilities will allow forward-thinking organizations to develop accretive GenAI solutions that can set them apart from their peers, as per a company statement.
Recently, Cloudera also collaborated with the artificial intelligence company Nvidia. In order to provide quick, safe, and easy-to-use end-to-end generative AI workflows in production, Cloudera powered by Nvidia will incorporate enterprise-grade Nvidia NIM microservices, which are a component of the Nvidia AI Enterprise software platform, into Cloudera Machine Learning, as per the company.
