Kore.ai Partners with AWS to Boost Enterprise AI Adoption

May 14, 2025
Kore.ai has signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to integrate its AI platform with AWS services, enhancing AI deployment for businesses.

Kore.ai has signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to integrate its AI platform with AWS services, announced in a press release. This partnership aims to accelerate the deployment of AI tools for various business use cases by integrating Kore.ai's solutions with AWS technologies such as Amazon Bedrock, Amazon Q, and Amazon Connect.

The collaboration will enable AWS customers to access Kore.ai's agent platform and business solutions through the AWS Marketplace. This integration is designed to enhance customer experience and operational efficiency by providing adaptable and scalable AI solutions. Kore.ai's participation in the AWS ISV Accelerate Program will further facilitate joint opportunities with AWS sales teams, making it easier for customers to adopt AI-powered solutions.

Recognized as an AWS Innovation Award winner for "Generative AI/ML Market Disruptor of the Year," Kore.ai continues to strengthen its relationship with AWS. The partnership underscores a shared commitment to empowering businesses with advanced AI technologies, offering new ways to purchase and utilize Kore.ai's solutions hosted on AWS.

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