Datavault AI launches enterprise data monetization platform powered by IBM watsonx
Datavault AI, an IBM Partner Plus Platinum member, has expanded its commercialization with IBM watsonx.ai for its AI agents DataScore and DataValue, enabling enterprise data valuation and monetization.
By Biz Dziarmaga, VP Build Americas Sales & AI Partnerships, IBM
Datavault AI, a Platinum partner in IBM Partner Plus, has announced its expanded commercialization efforts, integrating IBM watsonx.ai into its flagship AI agents—DataScore® and DataValue®. This collaboration aims to revolutionize AI-driven data experience, valuation, and monetization for enterprises.
Key Highlights:
- Strategic Partnership: Datavault AI leverages IBM watsonx.ai to enhance its data monetization platform, targeting financial modeling, risk assessment, and pricing strategies across hybrid and cloud environments.
- Market Potential: According to McKinsey & Company, generative AI could add USD 2.6–4.4 trillion annually to the global economy, making this a pivotal investment area.
- CEO Perspective: Nathaniel Bradley, CEO of Datavault AI, stated, "This marks a strategic inflection point for our enterprise-scale commercialization roadmap."
Datavault AI’s Flagship AI Agents:
- Data Vault Bank®: A Web 3.0-powered AI engine (expected Q4 2025) converting enterprise data into tradable assets.
- DataScore®: Patented AI tool for data quality scoring and regulatory compliance (GDPR, CCPA).
- DataValue®: AI-driven pricing engine assigning financial valuations to data assets.
IBM’s Role:
IBM provides technical expertise and AI engineering support to accelerate Datavault AI’s go-to-market (GTM) strategy. As a Platinum partner, Datavault AI will collaborate with IBM’s sales network to expand its global reach.
Industry Impact:
The platform targets sectors like finance, healthcare, sports, and government, enabling secure and compliant data monetization. IBM highlights this as an example of innovative AI adoption.
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Tags: #AI #DataMonetization #IBMwatsonx
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