LG CNS 与 KDDI 合作在亚太五国推进 AI 与智慧城市项目
LG CNS, KDDI to Pursue AI and Smart City Projects in Five Asia-Pacific Markets < IT·Gaming < 기사본문 - The Elec Inc.
LG CNS 与日本电信运营商 KDDI 签署 MOU，将在 AI、智慧城市、电信及集成系统运营管理四个领域共同寻找新商机。双方将基于 LG CNS 的智能体 AI 平台 AgenticWorks 探索本地企业定制服务，并借助机器人转型平台 PhysicalWorks 整合制造、物流和零售场景的机器人管理。双方已选定越南、泰国、菲律宾、印度尼西亚和中国五个优先市场。
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LG CNS Senior Vice President Park Sang-kyun (right), head of the Telecommunications, Distribution and Services Business Division, and KDDI Business Growth Division Deputy Head Kentaro Matsuura pose for a photo at the MOU signing ceremony. (Photo: LG CNS)
LG CNS is partnering with Japanese telecommunications company KDDI to jointly pursue artificial intelligence (AI) transformation projects across the Asia-Pacific region.
LG CNS said on Oct. 14 that it had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with KDDI to cooperate on AI transformation (AX) and digital transformation (DX) businesses.
KDDI is one of Japan's three largest telecommunications companies, providing mobile communications, internet, cloud and enterprise information technology (IT) services. It operates business-to-business (B2B) services across 19 locations in 15 Asia-Pacific countries.
Under the agreement, the companies will jointly identify new business opportunities in four areas: AI, smart cities, telecommunications, and integrated systems operations and management.
In AI, the companies will explore providing customized services to local businesses using LG CNS's agentic AI platform, AgenticWorks.
The partnership also covers robot-based business automation. The companies plan to develop services that integrate the management of robots across manufacturing, logistics and retail operations using LG CNS's robot transformation (RX) platform, PhysicalWorks.
In smart cities, LG CNS will combine its integrated urban control and intelligent transportation systems with KDDI's telecommunications infrastructure technology. The companies will explore jointly participating in urban modernization projects in Southeast Asia.
The companies will also assess cooperation opportunities in telecommunications and integrated systems operations and management. They will establish a working-level consultative group and have selected five priority markets: Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia and China.
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