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Intel, AIREV team up to accelerate Agentic AI innovation and adoption

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October 15, 2025

AIREV, a UAE-based Al company, and Intel Corporation, a global leader in semiconductor innovation, has signed a strategic partnership aimed at providing Agentic Al solutions to accelerate the adoption of Al across the Middle East and globally.

Intel, AIREV team up to accelerate Agentic AI innovation and adoption

This partnership establishes the foundation for the strategic optimisation of AIREV's OnDemand platform on Intel's portfolio of Xeon processors and Gaudi Al accelerators.

Through this collaboration, Intel and AIREV will deliver a comprehensive spectrum of Al solutions from latency-sensitive, small-scale inference to large-scaletraining of advanced language models, empowering enterprises and government entities with scalable, secure, and high-performance Al tailored to their diverse needs.

Intel and AIREV will jointly execute a comprehensive Go-to-Market (GTM) strategy designed to accelerate enterprise Al adoption and innovation.

The collaboration will focus on optimising and validating AIREV's OnDemand Solution on Intel Xeon and Gaudi platforms, delivering high-performance, cost-efficient, and future-ready Al solutions.

Together, the companies will drive strategic customer engagements through co-selling, co-marketing, and hands-on initiatives such as demos, pilots, and workshops. Additionally, Intel and AIREV will leverage Intel's partner ecosystem to co-develop innovative on-premises and cloud-based Al solutions tailored to diverse enterprise needs.

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