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French Jet Engine Manufacturer Safran Acquires AI Firm Preligens for 220 Million Euros

Ali Ömer Yıldız by Ali Ömer Yıldız
September 4, 2024
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French Jet Engine Manufacturer Safran Acquires AI Firm Preligens for 220 Million Euros

In a significant move in the aerospace and defense sector, French jet engine manufacturer Safran has acquired artificial intelligence (AI) company Preligens for 220 million euros. This acquisition marks a strategic step for Safran, highlighting the increasing importance of AI technologies in the defense industry.

Strategic Move to Strengthen AI Capabilities

Preligens, known for its expertise in data analysis and image processing, has quickly grown since its founding in 2016. The acquisition aligns with Safran’s strategy to enhance its product offerings by integrating Preligens’ innovative AI solutions. The move aims to boost Safran’s growth by leveraging advanced technologies that can support both military intelligence and security applications.

By acquiring Preligens, Safran plans to use these AI capabilities to improve existing products and explore new market opportunities. The integration of AI and machine learning solutions is expected to play a critical role in Safran’s efforts to reach its growth objectives, particularly as AI applications become more prevalent in defense.

French Jet Engine Manufacturer Safran Acquires AI Firm Preligens for 220 Million Euros
French Jet Engine Manufacturer Safran Acquires AI Firm Preligens for 220 Million Euros

Enhancing Competitive Advantage

Preligens has built a reputation for providing data analysis services in both military and civilian sectors, helping clients make faster and more effective strategic decisions. Safran plans to gain a competitive edge by incorporating these technologies into its portfolio. Furthermore, the acquisition is seen as more than just a financial investment; Safran aims to merge Preligens’ specialized expertise with its engineering teams to develop more innovative and integrated solutions.

This strategic move is especially significant amid the ongoing transformation of the European defense industry, where mergers and acquisitions are becoming increasingly important.

Responding to Global AI Trends

The rising global interest in AI technologies has driven many companies to invest in this field. Safran’s acquisition of Preligens is part of this trend, as the company seeks to enhance its AI capabilities to improve both internal processes and customer services. In the long term, such investments are expected to increase Safran’s competitive strength.

Potential for Market Expansion and Innovation

Preligens’ existing customer base and ongoing projects add substantial value to Safran’s acquisition. This strategic move may allow Safran to gain new clients and expand its current business. Preligens’ technological expertise is expected to directly contribute to Safran’s product development processes, creating synergy between the two companies.

As AI technologies continue to play a pivotal role in the defense industry, Safran’s acquisition of Preligens demonstrates a commitment to innovation and competitiveness in both civilian and military markets.

Source: https://www.cioupdate.com.tr/haberler/yapay-zeka-34/

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