Amperity Aims to Help Stellantis Recognize Customers Across Brands and Vehicles
Amperity says it is using AI to help companies make better decisions, and it is looking to enable Stellantis (NYSE: STLA) to recognize customers across brands, households and vehicles. The detail comes from the New York Stock Exchange's pre-market update of November 2, 2026.
- Amperity says it is looking to help Stellantis (NYSE: STLA) recognize customers across brands, households and vehicles.
- Amperity recently introduced Pér, which it says expedites customer data tasks.
- Co-founder and Co-CEO Kabir Shahani will join NYSE Live to discuss case studies.
- The NYSE update also covered Samsung and Bark's smartwatch for kids, built on the Galaxy Watch8 platform.
- Benchmark Electronics says it is on pace to pass $3 billion in revenue for fiscal 2026.
What Amperity says it offers Stellantis
According to the NYSE update, Amperity is positioning its AI-driven tools to help Stellantis connect customer information across several levels: brands, households and individual vehicles. The aim, as described, is to let the automaker recognize the same customer wherever that person appears in its business.
The source gives no contract terms, rollout timeline or performance figures for the work with Stellantis. The description reflects Amperity's own account of what it is looking to do, as relayed in the NYSE advisory.
New product and an upcoming interview
The NYSE notes that Amperity recently introduced Pér, which it says expedites customer data tasks. No further details about the product are provided in the update.
Amperity co-founder and Co-CEO Kabir Shahani will join NYSE Live to go through case studies showing how Amperity's solutions are helping brands. The update does not say when the appearance will take place or which brands will be covered.
Other items in the NYSE update
The same daily advisory covered several other companies. Samsung is partnering with Bark (NYSE: BARK) on children's smartwatches. The Bark Watch is built on Samsung's Galaxy Watch8 platform and features Bark's AI technology. According to the update, it allows text monitoring, location tracking and managing contacts. Tyler Gipson, a Samsung Electronics America executive, will join NYSE Live to discuss the partnership.
Benchmark Electronics (NYSE: BHE) says it is on pace to cross the $3 billion revenue mark for the 2026 fiscal year. CEO and President David Moezidis will join Taking Stock to discuss the company's plans for 2027.
Alcoa Corporation (NYSE: AA) celebrated the 10th anniversary of its listing at the opening bell, while Benchmark Electronics marked the 30th anniversary of its listing at the closing bell.
What it means
For Stellantis, the source points to a customer-data goal: seeing one customer across brands, households and vehicles. For Amperity, the mention in the NYSE update gives visibility to its AI positioning and its new Pér product. Concrete results are not given, and the upcoming NYSE Live case studies are where the company says it will show how its solutions are helping brands.
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