Cognizant Introduces Sovereign Physical AI Platform as a Service

June 08, 2026
Cognizant has launched a sovereign Physical AI Platform as a Service that connects industrial systems, IoT devices, and automation infrastructure into a unified intelligence framework for enterprise operations.
Cognizant Introduces Sovereign Physical AI Platform as a Service

Cognizant announced in a press release the launch of its sovereign Physical AI Platform as a Service, designed to integrate autonomous systems into enterprise infrastructure. The platform is built on the Cognizant Intelligence Spine, which links physical systems such as industrial sensors, IoT devices, factory automation, and energy infrastructure into a single intelligence framework.

The platform enables enterprises to scale Physical AI across operations by combining multimodal intelligence capabilities including vision, sensing, positioning, and low latency communication. This integration supports greater control and visibility of physical systems while connecting them with agentic AI for coordinated decision making.

According to Cognizant, the Intelligence Spine acts as a bridge between physical edge devices and the agentic layer that executes reasoning and actions. The company is deploying this capability across multiple industries to deliver operational value through aligned engineering, AI, and industry expertise.

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