India's Coforge joins SpaceX partner network to deploy Grok AI tools for enterprises
India's Coforge joins SpaceX partner network to deploy Grok AI tools for enterprises Nov 6 (Reuters) - Indian IT services firm Coforge COFO.NS has joined the SpaceX SPCX.O Super Intelligence Partner Network to help companies integrate the Grok artificial intelligence portfolio into their operations, it said on Friday.
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Coforge will participate as a "Transformation Partner", developing industry-specific Grok solutions and deploying them within clients' existing systems and workflows, the company said
It did not disclose financial details of the partnership
The deployments will be handled through Momentuum Blue, Coforge's customer-facing engineering unit, which embeds teams of engineers and AI agents within client organisations and links their work to agreed business targets
Coforge said the partnership would draw on its AI-led engineering and modernisation services, including its Nuuron enterprise AI platform
"From software modernization and customer service to enterprise applications, we bring the industry context, engineering expertise and adoption capabilities to turn Grok's technology into solutions," said Anup Nair, chief AI commercial officer, Coforge
The Grok portfolio includes tools for chat, research, analysis, software development, conversational services, and image and video generation
The SpaceXSI network is a partner programme for companies building products and services using Grok for customers and prospective clients, Coforge said
(Reporting by Puyaan Singh in Bengaluru; Editing by Nivedita Bhattacharjee)
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