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Hitachi expands 'AI Agent Integration Solution' through partnership with Kong, unifying access control, governance, and cost management

Hitachi expands 'AI Agent Integration Solution' through partnership with Kong, unifying access control, governance, and cost management
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Hitachi announced a partnership with Kong to expand its 'AI Agent Integration Solution,' utilizing Kong's API and AI gateway products to provide a secure, governed AI integration platform with unified access control, governance, and cost management.

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  • •Hitachi announced a partnership with Kong, a provider of AI connectivity technology, on the 6th.
  • •The company expanded its solution to realize a secure and governed AI integration platform using Kong's API and AI gateway-related products.
  • •The solution provides unified management of access control, governance, and cost management.
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