Yotta, Partex NV Announce AI Partnership To Enhance Healthcare Services

Yotta Data Services has partnered with Partex NV, an AI-powered drug asset management company, to improve the healthcare industry through advanced AI technology. In today's digital age, the collaboration aims to address the growing need for real-time artificial intelligence computing.

To support Partex's AI-driven healthcare solutions, the collaboration will utilize Yotta's Shakti-Cloud platform, supported by Nvidia H100 GPU computing infrastructure. The partnership aims to develop AI-based applications for enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of healthcare services, particularly in drug discovery and patient care.

Yotta will deploy its enterprise-grade software and provide support for setting up a preview lab and a control panel, as well as a dedicated GPU POD for Partex. This setup will allow Partex to deliver its solutions to customers in India, Europe, and across the globe, according to a press release issued by the companies.

Both companies will form a dedicated cross-organisation unit to create a joint go-to-market partnership model, in which Partex will contribute its domain expertise in healthcare and Yotta will bring in AI platform capabilities. The partnership aims to democratise AI-based healthcare solutions, making them more accessible to stakeholders in the healthcare ecosystem.

“Our collaboration with Yotta is a landmark step towards integrating AI deeply into healthcare and will help drug discovery and various other healthcare solutions possible at scale and at low costs by opening up access to specialised AI infrastructure to customers in India and around the world,” said Gunjan Bhardwaj, co-founder and CEO, Partex.

The collaboration also aligns with India's growing adoption of AI technology, which is anticipated to reach a market size of $14 billion by 2030.

“This partnership with Partex NV aligns perfectly with our vision of harnessing AI and cloud technology for societal good. We are confident that our combined strengths will lead to breakthroughs in healthcare, significantly benefiting patients and the industry,” said Sunil Gupta, co-founder, managing director and chief executive of Yotta.