Artificial intelligence
Samsung SDS AI service FabriX to launch on Microsoft Azure platform
The Samsung Group IT affiliate aims to take its FabriX and Brity Copilot services globally to broaden its user base
By 3 HOURS AGO
2
Min read
Most Read
High-performance 4680 battery war is on; LG Energy takes lead over rivals
![close](/images/ico/eyes/close.png)
![open](/images/ico/eyes/open.png)
Korea Investment, Sinar Mas to build data center in Indonesia
![close](/images/ico/eyes/close.png)
![open](/images/ico/eyes/open.png)
HYBE replaces ADOR CEO; Ex-CEO Min barks at sacking
![close](/images/ico/eyes/close.png)
![open](/images/ico/eyes/open.png)
Yanolja's Nasdaq IPO plan hit by Qoo10's liquidity turmoil
![close](/images/ico/eyes/close.png)
![open](/images/ico/eyes/open.png)
S.Korea's LS Materials set to boost earnings ahead of IPO process
![close](/images/ico/eyes/close.png)
![open](/images/ico/eyes/open.png)
![Keynote Speakers of REAL Summit 2024, an annual tech conference hosted by Samsung SDS](https://www.kedglobal.com/data/ked/image/2024/09/03/ked202409030026.700x.0.jpg)
Samsung SDS Co., the information technology service unit of Samsung Group, said on Tuesday it plans to launch its AI service FabriX on Microsoft Corp.’s cloud computing platform Azure to broaden its user base globally.
During its annual tech conference, Real Summit 2024, held in Seoul, Chief Executive Hwang Sung-woo said FabriX will be available on Microsoft Azure – a move that will benefit clients of both Azure and FabriX.
Mark Souca, Microsoft’s chief operating officer and the US tech firm’s Asia corporate vice president, confirmed it via a video conference.
The South Korean IT service provider plans to launch the integrated FabriX-Microsoft Azure service in the US and other countries as early as next month.
Industry officials said a successful launch would lay the groundwork for Samsung to take its generative AI platform globally.
![Samsung SDS CEO Hwang Sung-woo](https://www.kedglobal.com/data/ked/image/2024/09/03/ked202409030025.700x.0.jpg)
According to Samsung, FabriX is a cloud-based generative AI service that connects IT resources, such as diverse enterprise data, knowledge assets and work systems, to generative AI, to help employees conveniently share and use such resources.
Samsung SDS unveiled FabriX, which offers AI services based on a large language model (LLM) such as ChatGPT and Naver Corp.'s HyperCLOVA X, earlier this year.
At Real Summit 2024, Samsung showed off actual cases by companies such as Samsung Life Insurance Co., Paradise Group and Woongjin Co. of utilizing FabriX to improve their business efficiency.
BRITY COPILOT
At this year’s forum, Samsung also showcased its generative AI-based Brity Copilot, an automated digital assistant that facilitates business processes such as email, messaging, meetings and document management.
![Samsung SDS headquarters in Seoul](https://www.kedglobal.com/data/ked/image/2024/09/03/ked202409030027.700x.0.png)
With Brity Copilot’s real-time subtitle and translation feature, Samsung said corporate clients can enhance the efficiency of various corporate tasks, such as multilingual conference translation services.
Samsung SDS said it is already utilizing Brity Copilot at its workplaces, which has led to significant time savings for office work such as email writing and summaries.
The company said Korean and foreign clients that use its Brity services include Vietnam's CMC Group, Daesang Wellife Co., Korea’s Rural Development Administration, Korean Air Lines Co. and LIG Nex1 Co.
“We expect FabriX and Brity to be applied to the financial sector for services such as investment risk management and fraud prevention,” said Hong Sun-gi, vice president of Samsung Life, at Real Summit 2024.
![Samsung SDS CEO Hwang (left) shakes hands with Michael Dell, Chairman and CEO of Dell Technologies, at DTW 2024](https://www.kedglobal.com/data/ked/image/2024/09/03/ked202409030028.700x.0.png)
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Keynote speakers at Real Summit 2024 included Michael Dell, chairman and CEO of Dell Technologies; Jerry Chen, head of Global Business Development Manufacturing & Industrials at Nvidia Corp.; Joe Wilson, global chief technology officer of Workday Inc.; and Jeong Bong-wha, chief investment officer of Paradise Group.
Through a video conference, the Dell chairman stressed the long-standing partnership between Dell Technologies and Samsung SDS, expressing his commitment to “continuing this journey of innovation together,” according to Samsung.
Nvidia’s Chen said his company plans to strengthen its collaboration with Samsung for GPU-focused AI cloud services.
Write to Hae-Sung Lee at ihs@hankyung.com
In-Soo Nam edited this article.
More to Read
-
Artificial intelligenceNaver’s HyperCLOVA X Vision proves a picture is worth a thousand words
Aug 22, 2024 (Gmt+09:00)
3 Min read -
Shipping & ShipbuildingSamsung SDS taps generative AI to counter logistics risks
May 20, 2024 (Gmt+09:00)
2 Min read -
LogisticsSamsung SDS takes smart logistics platform Cello Square to China
May 12, 2022 (Gmt+09:00)
1 Min read -
Tech, Media & TelecomSamsung SDS joins hands with Amazon for global cloud business
Feb 18, 2022 (Gmt+09:00)
1 Min read -
Tech, Media & TelecomForeign cloud service providers led by Amazon, MS play big in Korea
Sep 25, 2020 (Gmt+09:00)
3 Min read
Comment 0
LOG IN