Fortune November 4, 2019
Jeremy Kahn

Booz Allen Hamilton, the publicly-traded consulting firm that counts many U.S. government agencies among its clients, is launching an “app store”-like marketplace for artificial intelligence software.

The marketplace, which the firm is calling Modzy, will include pre-trained A.I. models for performing specific tasks, such as recognizing buildings from aerial imagery. The models, which will be available under simple pay-to-use licenses, will come from both Booz Allen itself, from clients such as the U.S. military and Department of Homeland Security, and from commercial partners.

The initial outside commercial partners participating include Hypergiant, Orbital Insight, AI.Reverie, Apptek, CrowdAI and Paravision, Booz Allen said.

Booz Allen announced the new marketplace at semiconductor manufacturer Nvidia’s GPU Technology Conference in Washington, D.C.

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