Singapore – Hammerspace and Secuvy AI have expanded their partnership across the Asia-Pacific region to provide enterprises with tools aimed at improving AI data management, security, and compliance as organisations scale artificial intelligence initiatives.
The companies announced an exclusive strategic partnership that combines Hammerspace’s data orchestration platform with Secuvy’s data intelligence and classification technology. The joint offering is designed to help enterprises manage fragmented data environments while addressing regulatory and privacy requirements across on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud infrastructures.
According to the companies, the integrated solution enables organisations to access and orchestrate data without moving or duplicating it, while also providing automated data discovery, classification, and protection capabilities. The partnership is intended to help enterprises address challenges linked to AI adoption, including infrastructure complexity, data security, and governance requirements.
“This exclusive partnership with Secuvy reinforces Hammerspace’s commitment to helping enterprises unlock the full value of their data for AI and high-performance workloads,” said Jeff Lebold, Vice President, Hammerspace Asia. “Together, we are delivering a differentiated solution that uniquely combines data accessibility, security, and governance, purpose-built for the complex regulatory and operational landscape of Asia-Pacific.”
Secuvy said its platform creates and maintains a “living data bill of materials,” giving organisations visibility into sensitive data across distributed environments. Integrated with the Hammerspace Data Platform, the solution is intended to support data privacy, sovereignty, and compliance requirements while enabling enterprises to orchestrate data more efficiently.
“Enterprises can no longer afford to use the wrong data when building their AI pipelines,” said Mike Seashols, CEO, Secuvy. “Our exclusive partnership with Hammerspace delivers a unified approach to data intelligence, enabling organisations to optimise AI data processing and accelerate AI adoption. Together, we are launching this partnership to bring our joint-value across Asia-Pacific,”
The companies said the offering is targeted at industries with strict governance and compliance requirements, including financial services, healthcare, public sector, and telecommunications. It also aims to support regional data sovereignty mandates by giving organisations control over where data is stored, accessed, and processed.
The joint solution has been available since May 1, 2026. Under the agreement, both companies will also collaborate on go-to-market activities, customer engagements, and regional expansion initiatives across Asia-Pacific.
