Lenovo Korea Joins With Lomin to Unveil Integrated AI De-Identification Solution for Enterprises
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Lenovo Korea and Lomin have unveiled the integrated solution, Lomin Redact AI Appliance.
The solution combines Lenovo ThinkSystem servers, NVIDIA GPU and Lomin's AI-based personal information de-identification technology.
Its key target industries are finance, the public sector and healthcare, and Lenovo said it can perform personal information detection and de-identification without taking sensitive data outside the company in on-premises and closed-network environments.
Lenovo Korea and Lomin have unveiled an integrated solution, the Lomin Redact AI Appliance.
The collaboration aims to help companies and institutions that handle large volumes of documents containing sensitive information meet data security and regulatory requirements. It focuses on helping them satisfy security and regulatory demands in large-scale document processing environments that include personal information.
To that end, the two companies combined Lenovo's AI infrastructure with Lomin's AI-based personal information de-identification technology. The solution supports the deployment of AI infrastructure and specialized software in a single environment, and its integrated components include AI compute infrastructure, de-identification software and an operating environment.
The solution is based on Lenovo ThinkSystem servers and NVIDIA GPU. Its key target industries are finance, the public sector and healthcare, and its primary target environments are on-premises and closed networks.
Lenovo Korea said customers can carry out personal information detection and de-identification without taking source sensitive data outside the company. The operating environment is on-premises and closed networks.
Lenovo Korea said this approach can reduce the complexity of building AI adoption infrastructure for regulated industries such as finance and the public sector, where data location and access control are critical.
Lenovo Korea combined Lomin Redact, Lomin's AI-based personal information de-identification solution. The solution uses a VLM (Vision Language Model) to analyze document layouts, characters and context, and to detect structured patterns, unstructured personal information and sensitive information.
It also assesses the reliability of the de-identification results and presents areas requiring review to operators. Through role-based access control, it also supports management of de-identification targets and the scope of review. Based on this, Lenovo Korea plans to expand enterprise AI use cases that combine AI infrastructure with domestic specialized AI software.
Lenovo said that as AI spreads into companies' actual business environments, it is important to consider not only computing performance but also data security, governance and the deployment environment. Yoon Seok-jun, vice president of Lenovo Global Technology Korea (ISG), said that as enterprise AI use expands in real work environments, these factors must be considered simultaneously.
Accordingly, Lenovo plans to combine AI infrastructure with the technology of domestic specialized AI partners and strengthen cooperation with the domestic AI partner ecosystem. Vice President Yoon said Lenovo is helping customers safely manage sensitive data while supporting AI adoption in real work environments, and that it is pursuing cooperation with Lomin. He also said the company aims to expand practical AI use cases in industries with high data protection requirements, such as finance and the public sector.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Kwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408429
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