Ramssol to distribute iFlytek's AI solutions under RM16.8mil deal
KUALA LUMPUR: Ramssol Group Bhd has signed a partnership agreement worth RM16.8 million over three years with China-based artificial intelligence firm iFlytek.
Ramssol is appointed as the authorised distributor and reseller of iFlytek's AI software solutions via the iFlytek open platform throughout Asia.
The platform is recognised for its capabilities in areas such as speech recognition, machine translation and natural language processing, offering AI-driven solutions that support digital transformation across various industries.
Ramssol said the partnership represents a key step in its regional expansion strategy, allowing the company to deliver enterprise-grade AI applications customised for multilingual markets.
It added that the partnership aligns well with the Asean Responsible AI Roadmap (2025–2030), which outlines regional goals for promoting the responsible and inclusive adoption of AI technologies.
Group chief operating officer Brian Liew said the collaboration represents a significant advancement in Ramssol's AITech capabilities and underscores the company's dedication to expanding access to cutting-edge AI solutions across Asia.
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