As artificial intelligence continues to evolve from experimental pilots to enterprise-wide deployments, a growing number of organizations are grappling with the complexities of scaling AI securely and effectively. Despite widespread enthusiasm, fewer than 10% of companies have successfully industrialized AI, according to a recent MIT report. The barriers-fragmented systems, weak integration, and mounting cybersecurity risks-have made it difficult for businesses and governments to realize AI's full potential.

Magna AI, a newly launched venture backed by cybersecurity leader Trend Micro and global IT manufacturer Wistron, aims to redefine how AI is built, secured, and scaled across industries and governments worldwide.

“Magna AI was created to solve the real-world challenges that prevent organizations from moving beyond AI pilots,” said Dr. Moataz Bin Ali, CEO of Magna AI.“We bring together infrastructure, intelligence, security, and operations into one seamless model-making AI enterprise-ready from day one.”

The company's integrated platform eliminates the need for disconnected tools and complex integrations, offering sovereign-ready AI factories, enterprise-grade applications, and robust AI security frameworks. This approach is designed to accelerate deployment, enhance trust, and ensure compliance with national data sovereignty laws.

Magna AI is targeting strategic sectors such as government, finance, energy, healthcare, manufacturing, and smart cities-areas where secure, scalable AI can drive transformative change. Its systems enable predictive intelligence, intelligent automation, and operational efficiency, tailored to each industry's unique needs.

To support global adoption, Magna AI has established a tri-continental footprint: its corporate headquarters in Japan, R&D center in Taiwan, and operations hub in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East. Expansion plans are underway to further strengthen its presence in key markets.

Security remains a cornerstone of Magna's offering. With Trend Micro's AI-secured architecture embedded across the stack, the platform provides continuous protection against emerging threats like model integrity attacks and data leakage-challenges that many enterprises are still ill-equipped to handle.

Looking ahead, Magna AI expects to generate over $10 billion in cumulative economic impact within five years, driven by productivity gains, faster time-to-value, and reduced transformation costs. Its broader ambition is to become the default global partner for enterprise AI transformation-delivering secure, sovereign, and sustainable intelligence at scale.

“AI is no longer just a technology-it's an industrial revolution,” Dr. Bin Ali said.“Magna AI is here to help governments and enterprises harness it responsibly and with measurable impact.”

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