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Vietnam's FPT Says It Joined OpenAI Partner Network to Expand Enterprise AI in APAC

Vietnam's FPT Says It Joined OpenAI Partner Network to Expand Enterprise AI in APAC Image: Primary
Vietnam's FPT said on Aug. 6, 2026, that it has joined the OpenAI Partner Network as a Select Partner to expand enterprise AI services in the Asia-Pacific region. The technology services company plans to integrate OpenAI technology into its FleziPT enterprise AI ecosystem and its Patch the Enterprise cybersecurity initiative to automate business workflows and help security teams identify, prioritize and remediate software vulnerabilities. OpenAI launched the Partner Network on June 14, 2026, for consulting, technology and systems integration companies that build, sell and deploy services using its products. The network has three tiers: Select, Advanced and Elite. OpenAI said it considers sales performance, technical capabilities, deployment experience and participation in joint sales efforts. It committed $150 million to the program and aims to train 300,000 certified consultants by the end of 2026. FPT announced the designation but OpenAI had not included the company in its public partner directory when checked that day. Neither company disclosed commercial terms, named customers, pricing or a deployment schedule. Partner status provides access to training, technical resources and support, but it does not certify the security, performance or regulatory compliance of a partner's products. FPT intends to incorporate OpenAI technology into Patch the Enterprise, its AI-assisted vulnerability-management initiative. The company also plans to develop AI agents and automated workflows through FleziPT. FPT has not released performance tests or customer case studies for its proposed integrations.
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