Sources and method

The companies' own announcements

Every partnership links to where it was announced: a company newsroom or blog, a press release on a wire service, or a partner program page. Dates are the announcement dates on those pages. Nothing is taken from rumours or unnamed sources.

What counts

A public, named commercial tie between two or more companies. Customers buying a product, government contracts and research grants are left out. Each partnership has one of eight types:

• Technology integration: one product built into another.
• Go-to-market: joint selling, resale and distribution.
• Cloud marketplace: listed and sold through a cloud marketplace.
• Strategic alliance: broad, multi-year commitments, often compute.
• Co-development: building a product or chip together.
• Investment and partnership: an equity stake that comes with a commercial deal.
• OEM: one company's product shipped inside another's.
• Model distribution: ai models offered on another platform.

Status

• Announced: announced, not yet shown to be in use.
• Live: the product or integration is available.
• Expanded: an existing partnership that grew.
• Ended: wound down or replaced.

Refresh

Every day at 07:15 UTC a run reads vendor newsroom feeds (OpenAI, Nvidia, Microsoft, Google, Google Cloud, Salesforce, SAP, Databricks, AMD) and a few news searches, fetches the candidate pages, and asks a model to pull out partnerships from the text it was given. Those rows carry an Unverified badge until they are checked by hand. The hand-checked seed covers 2025 and 2026.

Companies

Company names, domains and slugs come from the shared fru.dev company registry at companies.fru.dev, so a company page here links to the same company on other fru.dev sites.

Disclaimer

From public announcements by the companies involved. Logos via logo.dev; trademarks belong to their owners. Use Suggest a correction on any partnership or company page.