Swiss pharma giant Novartis (NOVN: VX) has launched a new digital collaboration with Microsoft, a software company, aimed at boosting the firm’s artificial intelligence capabilities.
Microsoft will become a “strategic AI and data-science partner,” across departments, from research, discovery and development, and commercialization.
In July 2019, Microsoft said it would invest $1 billion in an artificial intelligence startup company, OpenAI, to bolster its cloud computing product Azure, which is second in size only to Amazon’s cloud computing platform.
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