SEB invests in Combient mix to help build AI hub for Nordics
10 July 2019 Stockholm
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The Swedish bank, SEB, and the airline, SAS, are to co-invest in Combient mix to build an artificial intelligence (AI) hub for Nordic industries.
Combient mix, a subsidiary of Combient is to build the AI hub to provide services that are fuelled by specialised products, services and research to increase capability and speed in AI and automation across Nordic industries.
Mats Agervi, CEO of combient and chairman of Combient mix, said: “With Combient mix, we are equipped to attract and secure the absolute top talent for our network of companies while accelerating progress in the field by collaborating across industries and countries.”
Nicholas Moch, CIO at SEB, commented: “Data is a key asset for SEB and its customers.”
“Using AI ethically and efficiently to serve our customers is therefore a priority for us. By leveraging a unique competency pool like Combient mix together with other Combient companies, we take the natural next step into this area.”
Combient mix, a subsidiary of Combient is to build the AI hub to provide services that are fuelled by specialised products, services and research to increase capability and speed in AI and automation across Nordic industries.
Mats Agervi, CEO of combient and chairman of Combient mix, said: “With Combient mix, we are equipped to attract and secure the absolute top talent for our network of companies while accelerating progress in the field by collaborating across industries and countries.”
Nicholas Moch, CIO at SEB, commented: “Data is a key asset for SEB and its customers.”
“Using AI ethically and efficiently to serve our customers is therefore a priority for us. By leveraging a unique competency pool like Combient mix together with other Combient companies, we take the natural next step into this area.”
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