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xAmplify sponsor the 2024 Australian 5o5 Nationals

by 505 International Saling 18 Jan 05:28 GMT 21-27 January 2024
xAmplify sponsor the 505 Australian Championship 2024 © 505 class

Australian Artificial Intelligence leader xAmplify has just been announced as the major sponsor for the 2024 National 505 Championship to be held at Jervis Bay Sailing Club from 21 - 26 January 2024.

xAmplify is a 100% Australian owned ICT provider that specialises in delivering Artificial Intelligence solutions to businesses and governments. Partnering with the largest AI company in the world NVIDIA, xAmplify provide automated and intelligent end-to-end solutions to optimise and transform businesses and enable a smarter future.

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