Fusemachines launches AWS-sponsored AI readiness assessments

Fusemachines Inc. (NASDAQ: FUSE) announced the rollout of an Agentic AI Assessment program sponsored by Amazon Web Services, according to a press release issued June 29, 2026.

The program offers four-to-six-week structured assessments to help organizations evaluate their readiness for Agentic AI, identify potential use cases, and develop implementation roadmaps. AWS covers the fees for each participating client assessment conducted by Fusemachines.

Assessments are led by Fusemachines' AI strategy, data, cloud, and engineering teams and include stakeholder discovery sessions, reviews of existing AI and data capabilities, identification of business workflows suited to Agentic AI, and evaluation of governance and security considerations. At the conclusion, clients receive deliverables that may include a readiness report, a prioritized use case portfolio, a business value and feasibility analysis, a technical architecture overview, and a recommended implementation roadmap.

"Organizations across every industry are trying to figure out what Agentic AI means for them, and many are starting with an assessment of their current stage," said Sameer Maskey, Founder and CEO of Fusemachines. "Being able to help them assess their readiness, with sponsorship support from Amazon Web Services, allows us to better understand the Agentic AI requirements of our clients while also helping organizations identify practical opportunities for adoption."

Anish Joshi, Head of Technology at Fusemachines, said the assessments are intended to give clients clarity on readiness, use case value, data foundations, governance, and execution strategy.

The program is open to existing Fusemachines clients, new clients, and prospective customers. Fusemachines was founded in 2013 and operates offices in North America, Asia, and Latin America.

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