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Intel welcomes Artudata to join NERVANA™ Artificial Intelligence Startups Program

Andrew Saks-McLeod, Head of Research and Analysis, ETX Capital

“We are excited and honoured to be named a member of Intel’s AI program. The largest companies in the world are already using AI intensively to build their competitive edge and we are fortunate to be able to bring this incredibly powerful tool to many wonderful financial services businesses around the world.” – Rinat buchholz Commercial Director EMEA, Artudata

Artudata, which has been a member of Amazon’s Startup Program since June 17 this year, and of the Google Startup program since August 17, has added a new accreditation this week.

The company, which develops an artificial intelligence (AI) solution for retail brokerages, has joined NERVANA, which is a program designed for AI startups, operated by computer hardware giant Intel.

Intel have recently launched a unique program for Artificial Intelligence called INTEL® NERVANA™ AI and named Artudata and one of the members of its first cohort.

ArtuData is a technology company whose artificial intelligence tools are designed to accelerate user acquisition, remarketing, conversion and value generation for online business, and is specialized in fintech and retail financial services.

Rinat Buchholz, Commercial Director, EMEA at ArtuData said “We are excited and honoured to be named a member of Intel’s AI program. The largest companies in the world are already using AI intensively to build their competitive edge and we are fortunate to be able to bring this incredibly powerful tool to many wonderful financial services businesses around the world.”

 

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