An AI that I can trust

Swisscom and Fastweb + Vodafone are innovative and reliable partners, shaping the digital future in Switzerland and Italy. However, the development of new AI solutions is just as important as the responsible use of the new technologies.

The Swisscom Group places a clear focus on delivering trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI) solutions for its clients. Sovereign cloud solutions and AI infrastructure are particularly vital in times of geopolitical tensions.

Platform for Switzerland

The Swisscom-developed ‘Swiss AI Platform’, for example, ensures that all data is stored and processed within Switzerland, so companies can retain full control over their data throughout the entire processing chain. Swisscom’s new AI assistant ‘myAI’ also exemplifies this approach. Developed in Switzerland and for Switzerland, the assistant offers a broad range of features—from text and image generation to data analysis—and integrates seamlessly with the ‘My Swisscom App’. Meeting stringent standards of data protection and transparency, ‘myAI’ stands out from comparable international platforms. Within just six months, it has attracted more than 67,000 registered users.

Platform for Italy

Fastweb + Vodafone reinforces its leading role in Italy’s digital transformation. With the launch of the ‘FastwebAI Suite’ – a platform of generative AI-based services and tools designed for businesses and public authorities—the company has set a new benchmark in the Italian telecommunications market. The ‘FastwebAI Suite’ offers end-to-end solutions built on sovereign infrastructures located in Italy and includes an AI platform that integrates secure, compliant generative AI and AI agents. Fastweb + Vodafone is also among the first companies to sign the EU’s European Code of Conduct for General-Purpose AI Models.

Digital inclusion

Developers of innovative AI solutions carry a responsibility to society. In 2025, Swisscom and Fastweb + Vodafone once again empowered people in Switzerland and Italy to navigate the digital world with greater knowledge and security. Through a range of initiatives—including educational programmes, hackathons, and technical assistance— they reinforced their joint commitment to reducing digital exclusion.