Unframe today introduced the Applied AI Lab: a partner built to turn frontier AI into production systems that enterprises can trust, own and keep current.
The Applied AI Lab is a response to a structural problem in the market: the widening gap between AI capabilities and adoption. Data is messy, inconsistent results erode trust and accountability is unclear. The underlying technology moves faster than any internal team can re-evaluate on its own, including software that is only weeks old.
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“AI is upending long established industries in every corner of the economy. The enterprises that come out ahead will be the ones that can adapt the quickest,” said Shay Levi, co-founder and CEO of Unframe. “Closing the AI adoption gap is nearly impossible to do alone, especially when the technology changes every few weeks. An Applied AI Lab gives enterprises a neutral partner that specializes in knowing what works with their system today, what’s going to work in three months, and the best direction forward, while competitors are still comparing model benchmarks.”
Unframe sees the AI market as a three-part stack: Frontier Labs that advance capability, Applied Labs that operationalize it, and an upgraded workforce that knows how to use both. Every enterprise will eventually partner with an Applied AI Lab.
Unframe has grown quickly since its founding in 2024. In 2026, the company raised a $50 million Series B led by Highland Europe, bringing total funding to $100 million, and crossed $100 million in total contract value within 12 months. Customers include Cushman & Wakefield, RSM, NZZ, Nutrisens, and Avison Young.
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