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Minfy, AWS to back $500M Global Business Growth

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Minfy, an esteemed Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner and cloud-native systems integrator headquartered in India, has unveiled a Strategic Collaboration Agreement (SCA) with AWS to enhance its utilization of cloud services and artificial intelligence (AI). This partnership aims to drive Minfy's global business growth, targeting an estimated US$500 million over the next four years.

Through this long-term agreement, Minfy will assist enterprises worldwide, spanning various industries, in harnessing AI and cloud technologies to innovate new solutions like the Swayam.ai generative AI app store. Swayam.ai caters to healthcare, aerospace, logistics, manufacturing, and public sector clients globally, offering solutions such as intelligent chatbots, sentiment analysis tools, and text-to-video conversion capabilities.

Minfy's expansion strategy includes establishing a stronger presence in the U.S., Australia, Malaysia, and the Philippines in collaboration with AWS. This entails refining market strategies, recruiting local talent, and developing customer-centric solutions. With a robust track record, having completed over 500 AWS projects, Minfy earned recognition in 2022 as one of Asia Pacific's fastest-growing companies with an annualized revenue rate exceeding USD 100 million.

Under the SCA, Minfy will facilitate the migration of workloads to AWS, particularly focusing on digital solutions in healthcare, logistics, and manufacturing sectors. These solutions empower enterprises to embrace AI, embark on cloud-driven transformations, and cultivate digital capabilities to enhance operational efficiency.

Furthermore, Minfy will leverage AWS's advanced AI and ML capabilities such as Amazon SageMaker and Amazon Inferentia to bolster its generative AI solutions on Swayam.ai. Collaboratively, AWS and Minfy aim to drive AI-led digital transformations, utilizing AWS technologies to develop innovative applications and optimize operational processes for Minfy's clientele.

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