B2B Routine: AI Integration in Indian Banks and Solink Cameras

March 9, 2026, clearly shows how AI is becoming a boring corporate utility (and that's great). India's City Union Bank (CUB) signed a memorandum to create an AI Center of Excellence to train bank clerks in working with big data. Simultaneously, Solink (a cloud video surveillance developer) opened an AI hub in Toronto to improve computer vision algorithms.

These two seemingly unrelated pieces of news capture an important trend. The era of loud ChatGPT presentations is over. It is time for heavy API integration at the level of legacy databases (for the Indians) and processing terabytes of RTSP video streams in real-time for retail (for the Canadians at Solink). The industry is finally focusing on applied Machine Learning, which saves corporations real dollars in operational costs.

Source: PR Newswire / BSE India