Boomi forms AI partnership with Red Hat

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By Dylan Bushell-Embling
Friday, 15 May, 2026

Boomi forms AI partnership with Red Hat

Data activation company Boomi has announced a strategic partnership with Red Hat aimed at providing an integrated stack for the deployment of agentic AI at enterprise scale.

The collaboration combines Boomi’s Agentstudio AI asset management solution with Red Hat AI to make it easier for organisations to build AI agents capable of solving real business problems.

Boomi chair and CEO Steve Lucas said while building production-grade AI, many organisations resort to assembling multiple vendor choices spanning agent builders, orchestration tools, governance platforms, model providers, integration middleware and security infrastructure.

“Every enterprise leader I talk to is asking the same question: how do I get real AI ROI without losing control of my data, my security posture, or my budget?” he said. “The answer isn’t stitching together dozens of vendors; it’s having a unified platform.

“With Red Hat, we’re giving organisations the ability to activate their data, orchestrate AI across the business, and run it with enhanced security in their own environment at a cost that makes AI viable at scale.”

Combining Boomi’s data credentials with Red Hat’s open hybrid cloud capabilities will allow organisations to replace fragmented systems and tools with a unified foundation capable of supporting data sovereignty by keeping enterprise data within controlled environments, Lucas said.

"By using trusted enterprise data and extending AI operations across trusted workflows, organisations can simplify how they operationalise AI,” Lucas added.

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