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SAP and NTT to collaborate to provide Sovereign Cloud and SAP Business AI features

SAP and NTT to collaborate to provide Sovereign Cloud and SAP Business AI features
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SAP Japan and NTT announced on October 28 that they will collaborate to provide SAP Sovereign Cloud and SAP Business AI features.

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  • •SAP Japan and NTT are collaborating.
  • •The goal is to provide SAP Sovereign Cloud and SAP Business AI features.
  • •The announcement was made on October 28.
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