TomTom NV

TomTom has expanded its collaboration with Microsoft, bringing its location intelligence to AI agents built on Microsoft Fabric and Microsoft Foundry through Microsoft's new IQ Sharing preview. With their data connected to OneLake, Azure and Fabric customers can build agentic products that understand real-world context, TomTom said in an announcement dated Sept. 30, 2026. TomTom's location intelligence is built on Overture and open standards, supporting interoperability with compatible open datasets so customers can combine operational data with geographic context. Leo Sei, SVP for Product, UX and Marketing at TomTom, said AI agents will only be useful to enterprises if they can understand the real-world context behind business decisions, while Dipti Borkar, Vice President for Microsoft IQ and OneLake at Microsoft, said the integration lets that context be shared with joint customers. TomTom's location intelligence is now available on Microsoft Marketplace and is Azure MACC eligible, and TomTom will showcase a preview of the IQ Sharing capabilities at FabCon Europe 2026 in Barcelona.

TomTom and Transit Technologies have announced a strategic partnership integrating TomTom Orbis Maps and Live Traffic into Transit Technologies’ fleet and logistics solutions. The integration brings real-time routing intelligence to transit, paratransit, and non-emergent medical transportation networks across the United States and Central America. Transit Technologies serves agencies that millions of riders depend on daily for reliable, on-time transportation. By incorporating TomTom’s high-precision map data and real-time traffic intelligence, Transit Technologies can help agencies make more informed, traffic-aware routing decisions across complex transportation networks, supporting more efficient, rider-centered operations.