RelativityOne Gets A New Name To Reflect Its Increasing Capabilities Around AI and Data
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Perhaps it is only fitting that a product launched in the cloud should be renamed for the atmosphere it occupies.
Perhaps it is only fitting that a product launched in the cloud should be renamed for the atmosphere it occupies.
The e-discovery company Relativity announced today that it has renamed RelativityOne, its cloud-based platform, as Relativity aiR, giving it the name that had previously been assigned to Relativity’s suite of AI and agentic capabilities.
The purpose of the name change, the company said, is to unify the platform and its AI capabilities under one name.
“This name confirms what our community already knows: AI is as transformative a shift as the cloud was years ago, and Relativity has the trusted platform and the experience to lead through it responsibly,” Phil Saunders, the company’s CEO, said in an announcement.
Starting from its founding in 2001, Relativity had long offered only as an on-premises product. In 2017, it introduced RelativityOne as a SaaS alternative. Even though the on-premises product had long been the 800-pound gorilla of e-discovery technology, the cloud platform eventually came to supersede it, to the point where, last year, Saunders announced a 2028 deadline for all new cases to move to RelativityOne.
Meanwhile, Relativity has been introducing a series of generative AI products, starting with its 2023 announcement of Relativity aiR for Review, designed to help users more quickly locate data responsive to a discovery request.…
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