Edge infrastructure company Armada has partnered with LTIMindtree to accelerate global adoption of edge AI, sovereign AI, and federated learning, aiming to help large enterprises run advanced AI workloads in remote and regulated environments.
Under the collaboration, Armada will integrate its Galleon modular data centres and Armada Edge Platform (AEP) with LTIMindtree’s global delivery network and digital transformation services.
In a release LTIMindtree chief growth officer Krishnan Iyer said that by working with Armada, “we can help enterprises unlock the value of Edge AI across global and distributed operations.”
LTIMindtree, which serves a broad portfolio of enterprise clients, will bring Armada’s edge products to existing customers while supporting expansions into markets where Armada does not yet operate.
Armada’s AEP combines compute, connectivity, and real-world AI into a unified system designed for rugged, distributed, and intermittently connected environments, common in manufacturing, healthcare, energy, and other regulated sectors.
The companies said the joint offering is intended to help enterprises maintain data sovereignty, privacy, and operational continuity while deploying AI at scale.
“Our work with LTIMindtree strengthens Armada’s ability to help enterprises accelerate AI adoption at the edge,” Pradeep Nair, founding CTO of Armada, said. “Combining Armada Edge Platform with LTIMindtree’s delivery and integration capabilities will enable more organisations to deploy real-world AI with full governance over their data and infrastructure.”
Both companies said the collaboration is aimed at capturing rising demand from enterprises looking to run AI close to the source of data, especially in markets with strict compliance requirements and unreliable connectivity.
