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Matrix expands Dataiku global AI collaboration to the Americas for accelerated data modernization. PR Newswire Today at 6:42am PDT Joint advisory and AI platform approach enables financial institutions to deploy AI and Gen AI-driven solutions in weeks while reducing operational complexity NEW YORK, March 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Financial institutions face escalating rising regulatory scrutiny and pressure from board members to modernize fragmented legacy analytics. Matrix, a top 10 global technology integrator and digital transformation leader, today announced the expansion of its Dataiku, The Platform for AI Success, offering. Building on years of successful implementations in EMEA, this new initiative expands to North America and Latin America. Through this offering, organizations can move from siloed tools to a unified platform for analytics, machine learning, generative AI, and governance. Combined with Matrix's advisory and implementation expertise, institutions can deploy AI-driven fraud, compliance, and enterprise risk solutions in weeks rather than months, while enabling both technical and business teams to collaborate on AI initiatives within a single platform. Taye Mohler, Americas VP of Partnerships and Alliances at Dataiku said, "Together with Matrix, we are helping our existing and new financial clients accelerate the deployment of AI-powered risk and compliance solutions while empowering teams across the organization to participate in building and scaling AI." Enterprise companies can benefit from an integrated advisory-technology-delivery model, combining Matrix's transformation expertise with Dataiku's AI platform. This approach helps organizations modernize risk operations while maintaining operational continuity and regulatory alignment. "For many financial institutions, modernizing risk and compliance systems has historically required lengthy, complex transformation programs," said Gil Rozen, VP Data Services at Matrix. "By combining Dataiku's AI platform with Matrix's advisory and delivery capabilities, we are seeking to strengthen fraud prevention, improve compliance, and scale enterprise AI adoption." About Matrix Matrix is a top 10 global systems integrator partnering with enterprises to modernize data, AI, and digital platforms. With more than 17,000 employees, Matrix serves over 6,000 customers in 50+ countries delivering 600+ data projects. The company provides advisory, data and AI, cloud, and digital transformation services to organizations across industries including financial services, healthcare, telecommunications, manufacturing, and the public sector, helping clients modernize technology environments and drive measurable business outcomes. www.matrix-ifs.com SOURCE Matrix USA This is a paid placement. For further inquiries, please contact PR Newswire directly.

Dataiku delivers one of the first open-source frameworks. Dataiku's new open source tool Kiji Inspector extends enterprise-grade transparency and governance to NVIDIA-powered agentic AI As organizations race to operationalize AI agents across critical workflows, performance alone is no longer enough - enterprises must also understand, validate, and govern how those systems arrive at their outputs, particularly in regulated and high-stakes environments. Through its 575 Lab open source office, Dataiku, The Platform for AI Success, has introduced Kiji Inspector(TM), one of the first open-source explainability frameworks purpose-built for enterprise AI agents. The first model family supported by Kiji Inspector is NVIDIA Nemotron open models. As enterprises move toward sovereign AI and build more of their own AI infrastructure, combining NVIDIA's Nemotron models with Dataiku's Kiji Inspector helps ensure organizations maintain clear visibility into how AI-driven decisions are made. Kiji Inspector provides built-in explainability for agent decisions, directly addressing one of the most pressing challenges in enterprise AI: the black-box optioproblem. At the core of Kiji Inspector(TM) is a Sparse Autoencoder that looks inside the model at the moment it commits to a tool, identifying the signals behind that choice and translating them into clear explanations teams can understand, trace, validate, and trust - without slowing the system down. "Enterprises are embedding AI agents into decisions that influence revenue, safety, compliance, and customer trust, yet most still lack structural visibility into how those systems reason," said Hannes Hapke, Director of 575 Lab at Dataiku. "Without explainability, scaling AI means scaling uncertainty. Bringing Kiji Inspector to NVIDIA Nemotron open models changes that equation. It enables organizations to inspect and refine AI explainability before risk becomes reality. This is essential as agentic systems move from experimentation to trusted infrastructure." This release builds on the broader alignment between Dataiku and NVIDIA to deliver production-grade generative and agentic AI. NVIDIA Nemotron open models provide production-grade performance and advanced capabilities required for enterprise AI agentic systems. Dataiku provides scalable orchestration, connecting data platforms, enterprise applications, and AI services within a single, governed framework. "Scaling autonomous AI agents across the enterprise demands trust rooted in transparency and accountability," said Amanda Saunders, Director of Generative AI, NVIDIA. "Open models like NVIDIA Nemotron give organizations visibility into how their systems operate, enabling deeper understanding, auditability, and control. By combining Nemotron's state-of-the-art open-source models with the Kiji Inspector, users can understand what moved the agent's LLM to make the decision." With over 750 enterprise customers, Dataiku's work on explainable AI has long resonated with industry leaders operating in complex, regulated environments. SLB, a global technology company that has driven energy innovation for 100 years, recognizes the importance of transparency as it expands AI adoption across operational and decision-making processes. "In energy operations, AI delivers real value when engineers can understand and rely on its decisions," said Sampath Reddy, Global Innovation Manager - Data & AI, SLB. "Having validated workflows and clear governance makes it possible to bring agentic AI directly into day-to-day systems, giving teams the confidence to deploy and scale these technologies in real operational environments." By extending Kiji Inspector to NVIDIA Nemotron, Dataiku enables enterprises to harness NVIDIA's cutting-edge open-source AI performance without compromising on model performance known from closed-source model APIs. As AI agents become more autonomous and embedded in enterprise systems, explainable reasoning will be foundational to long-term AI success, regulatory readiness, and competitive separation. Kiji Inspector for NVIDIA Nemotron is available today. Published March 17, 2026

Omnix and Dataiku partner to accelerate AI adoption across enterprise and government in GCC. March 16, 2026 Omnix International, a leader in digital transformation and innovative technology solutions in the Middle East, today announced a partnership with Dataiku. This partnership will help organizations adopt artificial intelligence at scale, with a strong focus on security, governance, and real-world business outcomes. With this partnership, Omnix will be able to combine its regional expertise, strong government and enterprise relationships, and proven delivery capabilities with Dataiku's governed AI platform. Together, the companies will support organisations in accelerating their AI adoption journey and create measurable business value from data. Walid Gomaa, CEO of Omnix International, said, "This partnership with Dataiku aligns with our strategic vision to be a trusted digital transformation partner to deliver leading technologies and enable smarter data-driven organisations across the GCC region. With Dataiku's AI platform, we can help our customers move beyond experimentation and adopt AI in a scalable, secure way that aligns with regional regulatory and operational requirements." The partnership supports Omnix's strategy to deliver advanced, data-driven solutions that enhance decision-making and operational efficiency, while enabling Dataiku to expand its presence in the region through a partner with deep local insight and execution capabilities. "Across the GCC, organizations are under real pressure to move from AI experimentation to trusted, measurable impact," said Sofian Benali, Area Vice President - EMEA Partnerships at Dataiku. "Together, Dataiku and Omnix will help customers operationalize responsible AI with the governance, confidence, and accountability required to scale." Omnix and Dataiku will jointly focus on government departments, the public sector, financial services, energy, utilities, telecommunications, and large enterprises involved in AI-led transformation. They will work together to address common challenges such as fragmented data landscapes, governance complexity, and the need for trusted AI in business-critical environments. By delivering an integrated AI journey from data preparation and model development to deployment and governance, Omnix and Dataiku aim to help organizations across the UAE and GCC turn data into actionable intelligence and susta