Ringcentral IncRingCentral announced two new partnerships (NY Mets, Digital Island) to expand AI-powered communications reach, signaling growing traction for its AI stack.

RingCentral has announced two new partnerships to expand its AI-powered communications reach, one with the New York Mets to modernize fan engagement and another with New Zealand's Digital Island to offer AI-driven solutions to local enterprises. These agreements, part of a broader push into AI infrastructure, aim to replace older on-premise systems for large organizations and broaden international enterprise channels. The company, with a US$6.4 billion market cap, focuses on agentic voice AI and cloud communication services, and the partnerships signal growing traction for its AI stack. However, the key question is how quickly these relationships convert into wider adoption, with updates on Mets seat onboarding and Digital Island early wins expected later this year.
Ringcentral IncRingCentral announced two new partnerships (NY Mets, Digital Island) to expand AI-powered communications reach, signaling growing traction for its AI stack.
Digital Island deal offers AI-driven solutions to local New Zealand enterprises, broadening RingCentral's international enterprise channels.
The New York Mets partnership aims to modernize fan engagement, with seat onboarding updates expected later this year.