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Kogo AI, a pioneer in the agentic IA infrastructure, announced a strategic collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. to develop a robust private AI of business AI. Designed for secure and high performance deployments, this collaboration aims to redefine the way companies are approaching AI: intelligence, autonomy and compliance.
At the heart of this partnership is the modular agental platform of Kogo AI, which allows organizations to deploy intelligent agents and refined models in private or hybrid environments. These deployments will hold ultra -accelerators from AI 100 from Qualcomm and the Qualcomm AI inference for optimized performance and powerful efficient performance.
“Private AI is more than a trend – it is a fundamental change,” said Raj K Gopalakrishnan, co -founder and CEO of Kogo AI. “Our platform operating on Qualcomm accelerators gives companies a total control over the creation and governance of AI without compromising speed or innovation.”
The AI 100 Ultra Cloud of Qualcomm is a key factor, supporting LLMs on a large scale with up to 70 billion parameters, all in a 150W power envelope and a 128 GB memory configuration. “Together, we allow companies to create robust AI systems that respect the confidentiality of data while offering large-scale performance,” said Savi-President, and president of Qualcomm India. “We believe that the future lies in private AI.”
The unified battery offers:
- AI agents as a service: 60+ agents without code for tasks such as customer service, research and processing of complaints.
- Models as a service (MAAS): Vismpment without code and deployment of LLM such as Llama, Gemini and Claude.
- Accelerated equipment in equipment: Optimized for generative workloads AI and LLM in real time.
- Red team and conformity: Advanced opponent test and alignment with HIPAA, PCI-DSS and GDPR.
Early use cases extend over regulated sectors, including detection of fraud in banking services, automation of insurance complaints and clinical decision -making assistance in health care. With flexible deployment options – ranging from computers entirely on site to hybrid and edge IT – The platform supports the adoption of secure and scalable AI through field units and private data centers.
Currently available via an early access program, the joint private AI battery will see the general availability in the third quarter of 2025. With the planned quarterly updates, the partnership promises to permanently evolve with the needs of corporate AI adopters.
