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EPAM & OpenAI Partner to Help Enterprises Unlock Higher Value Through Applied AI

EPAM Systems, Inc. announced today that it has joined the OpenAI Partner Network as an OpenAI Advanced Partner to help global enterprises implement safer, scalable AI solutions. EPAM’s forward-deployed engineers will integrate OpenAI’s models into new and existing operations, address industry-specific compliance and security requirements and deliver world-class customer experiences.

For most organizations, the challenge is no longer identifying where AI can create value but deploying and scaling it securely to deliver business results. Through its OpenAI practice, EPAM will help Global 2000 enterprises connect OpenAI models to their applications, data and workflows in core operations while meeting security, governance and regulatory requirements. Together, EPAM and OpenAI will develop specialized forward-deployed engineer training globally, certifying more than 5,000 consultants with 10,000+ credentials in the first year.

To learn how EPAM helps organizations operationalize OpenAI’s frontier models into secure, production-ready enterprise solutions, explore the EPAM and OpenAI Partnership .

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Vertiv Hosts Technovation 2026, Its Fifth Engineering Innovation Forum to Celebrate Excellence in Engineering at Vertiv

Vertiv, a global leader in critical digital infrastructure, hosted Technovation 2026 at its Global Engineering Center in Pune. Now in its fifth edition, the forum gave engineers across Vertiv’s global hubs a platform to present technical work on AI and high-density data center infrastructure, energy efficiency and power management,

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Fueling India’s AI boom without draining its resources

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Squaring the circle - digital sovereignty’s big picture versus its operational details

When it comes to AI, we live in interesting times, in the words of the apocryphal Chinese proverb. Organizations want to be more resilient to risk, uncertainty, and upheaval, but that means quantifying the risks first. And in the real world, some of it falls squarely into the ‘big picture’

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Customers encouraged to take a multi-model approach to AI as Microsoft's infrastructure CapEx soars 70%

Vertiv Hosts Technovation 2026, Its Fifth Engineering Innovation Forum to Celebrate Excellence in Engineering at Vertiv

Fueling India’s AI boom without draining its resources

Squaring the circle - digital sovereignty’s big picture versus its operational details