Stellantis and Microsoft signed a five-year partnership to co-develop over 100 AI, cybersecurity, and engineering initiatives
Stellantis will migrate its global digital infrastructure to Microsoft Azure, significantly expanding Microsoft's enterprise footprint in the automotive sector
The deal includes deployment of an AI-driven cyber defense center and widespread adoption of Microsoft 365 Copilot across Stellantis' workforce
This alliance embeds Microsoft deeper into Stellantis' vehicle manufacturing, production, and IT operations, strengthening Azure and Copilot as core enterprise platforms
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