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Preligens secures AI analytics contract with new APAC customer
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Preligens secures AI analytics contract with new APAC customer
by Erica Marchand
Paris, France (SPX) May 23, 2024

Preligens, a leader in Geospatial Artificial Intelligence for Aerospace, Defense, and Government, has secured a contract to provide AI analytics software for high volumes of government satellite imagery. This award by a new Asia Pacific customer highlights Preligens' AI analytics capabilities and supports the expansion of its international customer base.

"Since its incorporation 8 years ago, Preligens is pioneering Geospatial Artificial Intelligence to allow leading intelligence agencies and warfighting commands to maximize situational awareness and decision-making time by exhaustively and automatically turning imagery and acoustic data into actionable insights," said Jean-Yves Courtois, Preligens CEO.

"The current geopolitical context is very tense and brings our clients to invest deeper and faster in AI technologies to ensure information superiority," continued Courtois. "Preligens' state-of-the-art know-how in AI object detection on satellite imagery and unique track-record in performing in real operations was key to meet the demand of this leading tech-savvy customer. This is the beginning of a long and successful partnership where we will work closely together to continuously increase value for their daily operations."

This contract marks a significant milestone in Preligens' growth, positioning the company as the first Aerospace, Defense, and Government AI pure player to achieve critical mass and profitability in Europe.

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