Samsung SDS says AI security partnerships entering revenue stage

Samsung SDS said its AI security partnerships with OpenAI, Google and Anthropic are moving into a stage that generates actual revenue, according to digitaltoday.co.kr. The company's CEO gave the assessment on the company's third-quarter earnings call on October 29, 2026.

Samsung SDS was selected as a pilot partner in OpenAI's Daybreak Partner Program and was also named in Google's Fairwind program and Anthropic's Cyber Verification Program. The company said the three partnerships are now beginning to produce business results.

The company plans to present Fabrix 2.0 this week. The platform integrates the use and management of multiple large language models and AI agents in one place.

Samsung SDS also aims to secure 200 forward deployed engineers by the end of the year. The company has separately launched the AI assistant Brity Works Cowork, which plans and executes tasks on its own, searches and analyzes internal materials, drafts documents and works on closed networks.

Data center and public-sector base

Samsung SDS broke ground on its directly invested Gumi data center at the end of August, targeting completion at the end of 2028, and plans to expand its AI infrastructure to more than 800MW by 2031. According to the company, Brity Works has secured 330,000 cumulative public-sector users, including 140,000 at the police agency and 180,000 across central government ministries.