Atos announces joint AI and IoT partnership with IBM
French systems integrator says global alliance with Big Blue will focus on the enterprise market
French IT consulting and services giant Atos has launched a new strategic partnership with IBM, which it says will help enterprise companies across verticals optimise their business processes using AI. Atos says this "industry-led" approach will see both companies develop joint offerings built on Atos' vertical-focused solutions and service delivery capabilities, powered by IBM AI and Red Hat Open Shift technologies. "As a result of the alliance, clients can expect to have access to industry-specific...
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