Viva Biotech Honored for AI-Driven Drug Discovery Innovations

Sep 29, 2025
Viva Biotech has been recognized with Frost & Sullivan's 2025 APAC Technology Innovation Leadership award for its AI-driven drug discovery platforms, which enhance efficiency and reduce costs in pharmaceutical R&D.

Viva Biotech has been awarded the 2025 APAC Technology Innovation Leadership recognition by Frost & Sullivan for its pioneering AI-driven drug discovery platforms. Announced in a press release, the award acknowledges Viva Biotech's efforts in accelerating drug discovery timelines, reducing costs, and expanding therapeutic innovation within the global pharmaceutical R&D ecosystem.

Viva Biotech's AI-Driven Drug Discovery (AIDD) platform, which includes the V-Scepter, V-Orb, and V-Mantle modules, integrates predictive modeling, physics-based simulations, and generative AI with laboratory validation. This approach has enabled the company to support over 150 projects for more than 50 global clients, achieving 30-50% faster discovery and up to 70% cost savings.

The recognition highlights Viva Biotech's leadership in combining AI with laboratory-driven validation to reshape drug discovery, strengthen client partnerships, and deliver scalable innovation. The company's platform supports diverse modalities, including small molecules, antibodies, and emerging therapies, significantly reducing development timelines and costs for global clients.

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