Windward Acquires Azimut.ai to Add Visual Vessel Intelligence
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Summary: Windward announced on November 3, 2026 that it had acquired Azimut.ai, adding camera-based vessel identification to its Maritime AI platform. Chief executive and co-founder Ami Daniel called the purchase “our first step in building a proprietary visual intelligence layer” intende
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