HUMAIN Adds CNTXT to Enterprise AI Platform
HUMAIN is adding CNTXT to its platform, bringing in cloud, data, AI, cybersecurity and managed services capabilities, according to FintechGate. CNTXT has joined HUMAIN's platform along with its proprietary products and customer relationships.
The combination will connect HUMAIN's computing infrastructure, data, models and applications with CNTXT's implementation, integration and operational support services. CNTXT also brings proprietary software designed for enterprise and public sector customers.
HUMAIN said the expanded platform will support customers from initial AI planning through implementation, deployment and ongoing operation. HUMAIN, a Public Investment Fund portfolio company, said CNTXT brings technology expertise, talent, customer relationships and implementation capabilities, according to CEO Tareq Amin.
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