EPAM Launches Data and Evaluation Service for Frontier AI Models

Oct 5, 2026
EPAM has launched a service that provides specialized training data, model evaluation and reinforcement learning environments for frontier AI models and autonomous agents.

EPAM Systems, Inc. launches a service for training and evaluating frontier AI models, the company announced in a press release. The offering focuses on models and autonomous agents that perform specialized enterprise workflows.

The service includes domain specific data generation, model evaluation and custom reinforcement learning environments. EPAM says it will use its experience building and maintaining enterprise software to create data and tests for complex workflows and specialized reasoning tasks.

The reinforcement learning environments simulate enterprise systems and workflows. Developers can use them to test multi turn interactions, reasoning and tool use before deployment, while collecting closed loop feedback for further model training.

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