Datavault AI Expands AI Agent Commercialization with IBM watsonx
Datavault AI has announced the expanded commercialization of its AI agents, DataScore and DataValue, which are built using IBM watsonx.ai. This initiative aims to enhance AI-powered data monetization across various industries, including finance, healthcare, and government, announced in a press release.
As a Platinum partner in IBM's Partner Plus program, Datavault AI will collaborate with IBM to accelerate AI adoption. IBM is committing engineering talent and technical expertise to support Datavault's efforts in streamlining enterprise financial modeling, risk assessment, and pricing strategies across different environments.
The collaboration is further strengthened by IBM's provision of dedicated AI engineers to enhance the capabilities of DataScore and DataValue. These AI agents are designed to assess data quality and assign financial valuations to enterprise data, creating new opportunities for data monetization.
Datavault AI's integration with IBM watsonx is part of a broader strategy to scale its data monetization platform globally, leveraging IBM's resources and expertise to drive innovation and customer engagement.
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