IQVIA, a global leader in clinical research, real-world insights and healthcare intelligence, announced a major new partnership with Amazon Web Services as it names AWS its Preferred Agentic Cloud Provider. The collaboration, unveiled during AWS re:Invent, marks a significant step in the ongoing modernization of the life sciences and healthcare sectors as IQVIA prepares to build and scale its next generation agentic AI platform through AWS infrastructure.
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By running this platform on AWS, IQVIA intends to strengthen intelligent automation across clinical trial operations, medical affairs and data analytics, with the long-term goal of creating faster, more reliable and more efficient pathways that support the development of new therapies. Both companies plan to deepen their work in life science analytics to help organizations draw clearer insights from growing volumes of health data and ultimately speed up the delivery of breakthroughs that can transform patient care.
With most of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies already relying on IQVIA and AWS for digital transformation and analytics, the organizations see this partnership as an opportunity to broaden access to advanced AI tools across the industry. Lucas Glass, Senior Vice President of Architecture and Standards at IQVIA, said the collaboration represents an important milestone in IQVIA’s mission to help life sciences groups move ideas forward more quickly.
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He explained that this new phase of agentic AI will open fresh possibilities for customers looking to streamline complex research processes and turn data into meaningful action. Allyson Fryhoff, Director of Global Healthcare and Life Sciences at AWS, stated that AWS is eager to support the platform with the company’s full cloud and AI capabilities and highlighted the shared ambition to give researchers, clinicians and innovators the technology needed to reach outcomes that once felt beyond reach.
Together, IQVIA and AWS are positioning this partnership as a shift toward a smarter, more agile and more connected era of AI-driven life sciences innovation.
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