Claro launches AI-powered customer service product built on GPU-as-a-Service infrastructure
Unveiled at Febraban Tech 2026 after internal deployment success; targeted at financial-sector clients in Brazil.
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Claro, América Móvil's Brazilian carrier, has launched an AI-powered customer-service product for the financial sector built on its GPU-as-a-Service infrastructure, following a successful internal pilot. The launch was disclosed to press this week on the sidelines of Febraban Tech 2026 in São Paulo.
Unveiled at Febraban Tech 2026 after internal deployment success; targeted at financial-sector clients in Brazil.
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