Bühler Partners with Squirro to Expand AI Capabilities in Manufacturing

Dec 16, 2025
Bühler has partnered with Squirro to enhance its AI ecosystem and accelerate digital transformation across its global manufacturing operations. The collaboration will use the Squirro Enterprise AI Platform to support Bühler’s 2030 Digital Excellence Goals.

Bühler has partnered with Squirro to enhance its artificial intelligence ecosystem and drive digital transformation across its manufacturing operations, announced in a press release.

The collaboration centers on the Squirro Enterprise AI Platform, which will integrate with Bühler’s existing application architecture to improve connectivity, insights, and decision-making. The platform’s secure and compliant design supports regulated industries and aligns with Bühler’s governance and AI standards.

Initial projects will focus on co-developing and piloting AI use cases within Bühler, leveraging graph intelligence and agentic workflows. These pilots are expected to be scaled across the wider manufacturing ecosystem.

The partnership aims to advance Bühler’s 2030 Digital Excellence Goals by combining Squirro’s enterprise AI technology with Bühler’s global operational reach, establishing a benchmark for AI-driven efficiency in industrial environments.

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