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AIREV, Qualcomm Partner to Bring Autonomous AI to Enterprise, Govt

AIREV and Qualcomm are integrating autonomous AI agents with Dragonwing platforms, targeting secure, sovereign AI deployments across enterprise, government and edge environments.

Written By : Poulami Saha
Reviewed By : Ankitha Phulare

AIREV collaborated with Qualcomm Technologies to expand the deployment of autonomous AI agents across enterprise and government environments. The agreement will integrate AIREV’s OnDemand platform with Qualcomm Dragonwing products, including the Qualcomm Dragonwing AI On-Prem Appliance.

The partnership targets organizations that want to run AI closer to their data. It reflects the growing demand for sovereign AI systems that can operate without depending entirely on public cloud infrastructure.

Autonomous AI Moves Closer to the Edge

OnDemand from AIREV is a no-code and low-code platform to create, deploy, and control autonomous AI agents. The platform works in sovereign data centers, company servers, and even directly in devices, with no need for a cloud connection.

According to the firm, OnDemand caters to over four million customers around the world. The platform features over 300 unique AI agents in over 50 languages.

By integrating the OnDemand platform into the Qualcomm Dragonwing hardware, both firms will provide organizations and governments more freedom in choosing where their AI workloads will run.

UAE AI Gains Global Momentum

The partnership also strengthens the UAE’s position in the global AI market. AIREV was founded in 2024 and is positioning its UAE-developed technology for international markets.

The company is combining software development with hardware integration and international distribution. The Qualcomm agreement could therefore help AIREV move autonomous AI from a cloud-centric model towards a broader cloud-to-edge ecosystem.

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