Corvic AI Brings Secure Multimodal Intelligence to AWS

Corvic AI announced today that it is now available natively on AWS environments, bringing its approach to AI-related data needs to enterprises within the AWS ecosystem.

Corvic AI now offers native AWS deployment and multi-cloud support

Both companies say the availability will enable enterprise customers to deploy Corvic’s retrieval-driven, multimodal intelligence system directly within their private AWS environments.

“It’s a big deal for enterprises to trust us with their data, and it’s very important that we meet them where their data already is. Many of our customers are on AWS, and so this is a big deal for us to now be where they are,” CEO Farshid Sabet told Channel Insider.

With its AWS launch, Corvic now offers:

• Native deployment in private AWS environments with complete data privacy
• Multimodal retrieval accuracy up to 23% higher than traditional RAG stacks
• Adaptive orchestration for complex reasoning across large, fragmented datasets
• Hybrid and multi-cloud support, enabling Corvic to run wherever enterprise data resides
• No data migration, schema rewrites, or brittle custom pipelines

How Corvic AI processes enterprise data

Sabet says the company’s key differentiator in the market is its ability to process data without altering or moving it out of its original environment. For enterprises seeking ways to gain efficiencies and other use cases related to AI, this offers a secure, trusted approach to the data readiness they need to build and train models effectively.

“What we offer is very different to other options in the space, because we process an enterprise’s data in their own environment,” Sabet said. “We don’t transform it or move it. We prepare it for the various tools teams want to use analyze that data and leverage it for insights and other use cases.”

Corvic continues to build its alliances as it takes AI solution to more enterprise customers

Corvic’s Intelligence Composition Platform is designed for enterprises that need reliable, retrieval-augmented, agentic AI across complex multimodal data, such as PDFs, tables, images, diagrams, logs, and decades of legacy documents.

We’ve covered the company several times in 2025 as it scales its offerings. In November, we spoke with Sabet about the company’s decision to join the Snowflake Accelerator program.

Corvic AI is available natively on Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud environments as well, meaning this week’s AWS deal now places the platform among the top three hyperscalers worldwide.

“This is a purpose-built product. Because of our backgrounds, we knew the problems enterprises were facing,” Sabet said, noting that while the first two years of operations were focused on product development and testing, 2025 has largely been a year dedicated to building go-to-market approaches and strengthening partnerships.

Corvic AI also launched a partnership with NTT Data earlier this year to bring its platform to the provider’s customers in the U.S. and the U.K.

“Our clients want to tap the vast potential locked away in troves of complex data, but it’s typically stored in disparate formats and locations across the enterprise,” said Wendy Collins, chief AI officer of NTT DATA North America, at the time of the announcement. “Corvic’s technology cuts through the noise with AI-powered data mapping and migration that ultimately empowers clients to drive innovation and transform operations.”

Enterprise AI outlook for 2026

Sabet told Channel Insider he is excited about the opportunity to bring Corvic AI to more enterprise customers in 2026. 

He also believes that the trust in AI that Corvic can bring to those enterprises will enable them to leverage AI externally to consumers, placing Corvic AI in a business-to-business-to-consumer flywheel that sparks AI adoption worldwide.

Corvic AI is one of many companies that announced new integrations and partnerships with AWS during or around its re:Invent 2025 event. Read more of our coverage, including the potential impacts to channel partners coming in 2026.