Releases

Scale and Google Cloud published a joint architecture for deploying Scale’s GenAI Portfolio on Google Cloud with Gemini Enterprise, identity, governance, and cloud infrastructure.

Scale’s board appointed former Google Cloud and Illumina executive Francis deSouza as chief executive officer, effective August 10, 2026.

Scale partnered with Carahsoft to make its GenAI Platform, test-and-evaluation capabilities, and deployment services available through U.S. government procurement schedules.

The U.S. defense department increased the potential ceiling of its Scale production agreement from $100 million to $500 million following rapid adoption across military components.

Scale signed a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. Department of Energy to explore AI-ready scientific data infrastructure, evaluations, and model applications for the Genesis Mission.

Scale integrated its Physical AI Data Engine with Universal Robots’ AI Trainer to collect production-grade visual and force-feedback data on industrial robots.

Qatar’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology launched the Arabic-first ALIF AI fluency program with Scale AI for government professionals.

The U.S. defense department awarded Scale a five-year production agreement with an initial $100 million ceiling for data operations, computer vision, GenAI, and Donovan capabilities.

Founder and CEO Alexandr Wang left day-to-day management to join Meta’s AI efforts while remaining a Scale director; Chief Strategy Officer Jason Droege became interim CEO.

The U.S. Defense Innovation Unit selected Scale to lead Project Thunderforge with Anduril and Microsoft, integrating AI agents into operational military planning.

Scale entered a five-year partnership with Qatar’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology to deploy AI applications, analytics, automation, and workforce programs across government.

Scale and the Center for AI Safety launched an international effort to create a broad expert-written benchmark for frontier AI systems.

OpenAI named Scale a preferred partner for enterprise fine-tuning of GPT-3.5, combining Scale’s data engine with OpenAI models.

Scale deployed Donovan for the U.S. Army XVIII Airborne Corps, describing it as the first large-language-model platform deployed on a classified network for the Corps.

Scale partnered with Anthropic to help enterprises customize and deploy generative-AI applications powered by Claude.

The U.S. government awarded Scale a contract vehicle worth up to $249 million to make its AI data and development capabilities available across federal agencies.

Scale began supporting U.S. defense and national-security AI programs, extending its data infrastructure into government missions.