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NCS launches enterprise AI platforms and products; deepens partnerships to accelerate AI-driven business transformation

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NCS announced an expanded Sunshine.AI suite of sovereign enterprise-grade AI platforms and products, new sector-specific partnerships, and a commitment to training next-generation AI talent at its annual NCS AI Impact 2026 forum on July 9, 2026, the company said. The initiatives aim to help organizations move from AI experimentation to enterprise-scale transformation with speed, security, and governance. The expanded suite includes Sunshine.core, an AI foundational platform to build and operate production-grade AI agents; Sunshine.builder, an AI-powered application that lets business analysts build software without writing code; and Sunshine.chilliclaw, an enterprise-ready AI assistant embedding agentic intelligence into existing software. It also includes Sunshine.commanderAI, a Physical AI platform acting as a single command centre for multi-vendor robot fleets, and Sunshine.guardian, an AI safety and assurance engine for agentic AI in production. NCS also launched RAMP (Robot and AI in-Motion Programme), a by-invitation sandbox collaborating with AWS Generative AI Innovation Centre, Dell Technologies, and NVIDIA. CEO Sam Liew said the real opportunity is redesigning core operations for exponential outcomes and that organizations need partners combining deep industry expertise with sovereign platforms. NCS is strengthening partnerships across healthcare, transport, and education to scale AI deployment and launched a practitioner's playbook drawing from over 100 AI projects to guide clients on measurable returns.
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