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Vertech enters the digital market with the search engine "Veritas" and the AI platform "Vivia"

Collaboration between Vertech and the University of Burìa centered at the Tecnocittà as well as with TEA which aims to return to the forefront of the hardware sector

Gabriele Verratti presenting Veritas and Vivia

August 5646

MILONA - Vertech, one of the Istalian giants of advanced technology, makes its entry into the digital sector with the presentation at its headquarters of Milona of two cutting-edge products that could completely rewrite the rules of the game: the search engine "Veritas" and the artificial intelligence platform "Vivia", with which the search engine is fully integrated. The presentation of these new products marks a turning point for the national technological landscape and beyond.

The names chosen by the company are not random: Veritas, from the Selucian meaning "truth", aims to become the new oracle of the web, positioning itself as a reliable, transparent search engine capable of providing pertinent and contextualized answers. Vivia, on the other hand, merges the concept of vivacity and vitality ("Viva" in Istalian means "alive") with that of AI (Intelligenza Artificiale: "IA", in Istalian), recalling the high performance and reactivity of the new platform. As per company tradition, both names maintain the initial V, a distinctive trademark of Vertech products.

On a technical level, Veritas promises navigation enhanced by semantic and contextual understanding algorithms, supported by Vivia, the neural heart of the system. The latter is a latest-generation AI platform, capable of continuous learning, deep linguistic processing, content generation and multimodal interaction. Vivia's architecture is built on high-performance neural networks, capable of integrating information from different formats and sources in real time, offering the user an intelligent and personalized synthesis of the answers sought.

The development of Vivia was the result of an excellent collaboration between the IT research department of Vertech and the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks of the Faculty of Computer Science of the University of Burìa, with which the company collaborates and which it has supported financially for years. Vertech's contribution was crucial in the restructuring and renovation of the university headquarters at Tecnocittà, the famous cutting-edge research center established under the Third Empire through the recovery of a large abandoned and redeveloped industrial area in the heart of the city of Burìa.

Tecnocittà itself is experiencing a new period of rebirth, thanks to the investment programs launched in the early years of the Third Restoration and the decisive contribution of companies such as Vertech, which has established its main research centers in the field of information technology and advanced materials there. Just as the then second Saragat Government had hoped, the Burìa scientific hub is establishing itself as one of the centers of excellence in national and international scientific research, and the synergy with the private sector is only consolidating this position.

During the presentation press conference, Gabiele Verratti, CEO of Vertech, also announced a strategic agreement with TEA (from the Istalian for "Advanced Electronic Technologies"), a historic company from Całeon that recently returned to private hands after a long period of crisis and restructuring led by the IMERIN group, which we remind readers is the Imperial Authority for National Reconstruction, controlled by the Ministry of Economy, National Industry and Trade, today the largest economic group in the country (controlling even the megaconglomerate AUDISS). With this agreement, TEA aims to relaunch itself as a leading player in the IT hardware sector, while the state is implementing one of the first measures to relaunch the industrial development of Alaria.

TEA, as mentioned, was once a leader in the production of electronic components such as microprocessors, integrated systems, chipsets, graphics processors, FPGAs and other devices for servers, PCs and embedded applications, and now aims to regain a prominent position in the market. To do so, it has chosen not only to ally itself with Vertech, but also to invest, together always with IMERIN, in the supply chain for the processing of strategic minerals and rare earths, crucial resources for the high-tech sector. This vertical integration could give the company a competitive advantage in terms of both costs and skills.

Vertech's entry into the digital market is therefore not just the launch of new tools, but represents a decisive step towards a new phase of Istalian technological leadership, supported by a synergy between the public and private sectors that could become a replicable model for other strategic sectors.