Insider Brief
- G42, the Abu Dhabi-based global tech group, and Liquid AI, a Cambridge-based efficient foundation model company, have formed a commercial partnership to co-develop and deploy private generative AI solutions globally.
- The collaboration spans sectors including finance, telecoms, biotech, and energy, with G42 subsidiaries like Core42 and Inception contributing infrastructure and model design capabilities.
- The partnership aligns with broader U.S.-UAE AI initiatives and aims to scale sovereign, enterprise-ready AI systems across the Global South and MENA region.
PRESS RELEASE — G42, the Abu Dhabi-based global technology group, and Liquid AI, a leading efficient foundation models company headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, announced that they have entered into a multifaceted commercial partnership to facilitate the creation, training and commercialization of generative AI solutions powered by Liquid Foundation Models.
The goal of the partnership is to jointly develop and deploy private generative AI solutions internationally, from the Middle East and North Africa to the Global South, and across many sectors, such as investment and banking, consumer electronics, telecommunications, biotech, and energy.
G42 companies such as Core42 and Inception are involved in various aspects of the partnership, from AI infrastructure for AI development to co-designing multimodal foundation models and deployment.
“This partnership reflects our shared vision for AI that is sovereign, efficient, and enterprise-ready,” said Dr. Andrew Jackson, group chief AI officer of G42. “By combining G42’s infrastructure with Liquid AI’s model innovation, we’re advancing scalable, trusted AI solutions for global industries.”
“The scale and impact that G42 has brought to the AI world is inspiring,” said Ramin Hasani, co-founder and CEO of Liquid AI. “This partnership, complementary to the global AI momentum, enables a top-down approach to delivering efficient, capable, and private general-purpose AI models at scale to enterprises faster than ever.”
In light of the recent U.S.-UAE AI acceleration partnership, this alliance is another testament to the commitment of both initiatives to building responsible and inclusive AI for all.
