Fractal Analytics Wins $17 Million AI Data Deal With U.S. Healthcare Enterprise
Fractal Analytics has secured a more than US$17 million agreement over multiple years with a leading U.S. healthcare organization, the company announced in a press release.
The project will modernize the client's data and AI foundation on the Databricks platform. It also includes 24 x 7 managed data operations, support consolidation from multiple vendors under Fractal, and the integration of Agentic Ops.
Fractal said the engagement is with an existing client and is part of its normal course of business. The work is handled through its AI Foundations unit, which focuses on data foundations, enterprise knowledge layers, AI governance, and managed operations.
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