Pharma AI partner map
Big pharma works with more than AI drug discovery companies. Its AI partners also include AI and cloud platforms, health data companies and research centers. The map shows the 17 pharma companies with the most AI partners, and each line is one partnership backed by dated announcements or posts.
Includes only partnerships with a public source, each linked below.
Data as of . 17 pharma companies, 51 partnerships, 57 linked sources.
Partner map
Hover over or tab to a pharma company to see its partners. Select it to jump to its card.
Partnerships by company
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Eli Lilly
6 AI partners
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Chai Discovery
- Collaboration with Eli Lilly to power biologics discovery Source
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Insilico Medicine
- Research and licensing collaboration with Eli Lilly valued at up to $100M Source
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insitro
- Collaboration with Eli Lilly to build ML models for small molecule design on Lilly preclinical data Source
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Isomorphic Labs
- Isomorphic Labs multi-target AI drug discovery collaboration Source
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NVIDIA
- NVIDIA and Lilly AI co-innovation lab Source
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Profluent
- Eli Lilly partnership to design recombinases for genetic medicine, valued at up to $2.25B before royalties Source
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GSK
4 AI partners
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Boltz
- Partnership with GSK Source
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Chai Discovery
- Collaboration with GSK after GSK wet-lab evaluation found binders to all tested targets Source
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Noetik
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Relation Therapeutics
- Expanded GSK collaboration to deploy MORGAN cellular foundation model, worth up to $110M in upfront payments and success-based milestones Source
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Merck & Co.
4 AI partners
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Roche
4 AI partners
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Dyno Therapeutics
- Roche exercised option to license an AI-designed AAV vector for neurology Source
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Manifold Bio
- Blood-brain barrier shuttle collaboration with $55M upfront, over $2B in milestones and tiered royalties Source
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NVIDIA
- Genentech/Roche Lab-in-the-Loop AI drug discovery strategy Source
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Recursion
- First neuroscience target delivered in Genentech collaboration Source
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Takeda
4 AI partners
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Boltz
- Collaboration with Takeda to deploy frontier models organization-wide Source
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Iambic Therapeutics
- Iambic AI small-molecule design collaboration Source
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Insilico Medicine
- Collaboration with Takeda using generative models to design drug candidates for promising targets Source
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Nabla Bio
- Second Takeda collaboration on AI-designed protein therapeutics, with double-digit millions in upfront and research payments and headline potential payments over $1B Source
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AstraZeneca
3 AI partners
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insitro
- Strategic collaboration with AstraZeneca for AI-enabled discovery in MASH (metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis) and cardiomyopathies. insitro's post says it gets $40M upfront and is eligible for up to about $1.46B in milestones Source
Strategic collaboration with AstraZeneca on AI-enabled MASH/metabolic discovery Source
- Strategic collaboration with AstraZeneca for AI-enabled discovery in MASH (metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis) and cardiomyopathies. insitro's post says it gets $40M upfront and is eligible for up to about $1.46B in milestones Source
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Owkin
- Multi-year K Pro license and AI agent deal with AstraZeneca Source
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Turbine
- New ADC collaboration with AstraZeneca using virtual disease models Source
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Bayer
3 AI partners
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Merck KGaA
3 AI partners
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Novartis
3 AI partners
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Novo Nordisk
3 AI partners
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Bristol Myers Squibb
2 AI partners
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Gilead
2 AI partners
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Pfizer
2 AI partners
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Regeneron
2 AI partners
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Sanofi
2 AI partners
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UCB
2 AI partners
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Vertex
2 AI partners
How to read the map
- A partnership is one pharma company and one AI partner. A deal is one agreement between them. When several announcements, filings or posts report the same deal, or a later milestone in it, the deal counts once and every source is linked under it.
- Sources are Pharma AI Tracker entries and verified company posts on X. Funding rounds, share offerings and general news are left out.
- Every line on the map is drawn the same width. The company cards list each partnership's deals and the sources for each one.
- Companies are ranked by number of AI partners, then by deals. Companies with a single sourced partnership are not shown.
- Partners can be AI drug discovery companies, AI and cloud platforms, health data companies or research centers. Each one is on the map because its source names it as the pharma company's AI partner.
- Company names link to their Pharma AI Tracker page, which records what each company says about its own AI work.
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