EY and NVIDIA partner on AI platform to streamline core operations

EY has unveiled the EY.ai Agentic Platform, an AI-powered solution developed in collaboration with NVIDIA, aiming to modernize core business areas such as tax compliance, risk management, and finance. The initiative represents an extension of the long-standing cooperation between the two companies, with the new platform leveraging NVIDIA’s full AI stack to accelerate operational efficiency through AI agents.

Built on NVIDIA infrastructure and domain-specific AI

The EY.ai Agentic Platform is constructed using NVIDIA AI Enterprise and the recently launched NVIDIA AI-Q Blueprint (AI-Q). The platform integrates private and domain-specific NVIDIA AI models with human expertise to deliver results in high-volume, data-intensive business functions. This combination is designed to support scalable deployment across industries and is expected to evolve into a broader ecosystem of enterprise-level AI solutions.

EY plans to use the platform in conjunction with its century-long industry experience and proprietary data to tailor AI tools to specific enterprise needs.

Large-scale AI deployment in tax operations

The initial rollout will concentrate on transforming tax services. A workforce integration model will pair AI agents with over 80,000 EY tax professionals worldwide. According to the company, the goal is to “surpass 3m tax compliance deliverables and redefine more than 30m tax processes” within the next year. These AI agents will support tasks such as data collection, document analysis, and managing direct and indirect tax requirements.

A total of 150 AI tax agents will be deployed to facilitate this transition, providing automation and intelligent assistance that complement the work of human professionals rather than replace them.

Risk and sector-specific solutions on the horizon

Beyond tax, EY is also deploying AI agents in the field of risk management. The firm has introduced a third-party risk management agent designed to increase client productivity and improve oversight. These risk-focused agents will contribute to building new AI-native services across the company’s consulting offerings.

The strategy also includes expanding into other sectors, including life sciences, manufacturing, and financial services. Previous joint projects between EY and NVIDIA have already produced agentic AI solutions for telecommunication firms, specifically aimed at automating contract reviews. Similar solutions are expected to be introduced across additional industries over time.

With this initiative, EY positions itself at the intersection of AI development and professional services, as companies seek practical, sector-specific AI integration rather than generic tools.