ArcelorMittal and AWS have teamed up to bring cloud, AI, and edge technologies into ArcelorMittal’s global steelmaking operations, enabling predictive maintenance, digital twins, and real-time process optimization.

The partnership supports Amazon’s net-zero by 2040 goal and aligns with a shared decarbonization objective to advance sustainability through smarter, energy-efficient processes.

The collaboration spans 14 countries, emphasizing plant-floor AI to transform steelmaking with safer, more reliable, and efficient operations on a scalable digital platform.

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The project’s regional footprint covers 14 countries and notes potential investor interest amid strong sector context, highlighting expected efficiency gains and clearer contract visibility.

Industry leaders say AI-driven predictive maintenance, operational efficiency, energy optimization, and secure IT/OT integration will drive a scalable digital platform across 14 countries.

Analysts expect AI, cloud, and automation to improve manufacturing efficiency, product quality, asset reliability, and energy management, with potential long-term influence on demand for low-carbon inputs, while near-term chemical-market impact remains neutral.

A cornerstone is digital, low-carbon production through the XCarb® steel line, using Electric Arc Furnaces with at least 70% recycled scrap and renewable power to sharply reduce carbon emissions.

Nik Puri of ArcelorMittal emphasizes converging IT and OT on a single secure platform to enable digitally enabled, safer, and more reliable operations.

AWS’s Tanuja Randery highlights bringing AI to production for safer and more efficient operations, complementing ArcelorMittal’s focus on real-time sensing, learning, and optimization on the plant floor.

Leaders stress plant-floor AI, safer and more reliable operations, and the convergence of IT/OT on a secure, scalable platform.

ArcelorMittal is a leading steel and mining company with operations in 60 countries, including significant 2025 steel production and revenues.