The Uruguayan company GeneXus, dedicated to the development of products based on Artificial Intelligence will be strengthened by the new plan of investments of the Argentine unicorn Globant, which contemplates the disbursement of 1,000 million dollars over the next five years and will promote the creation of jobs in the country.
Through a statement, globant ratified that it plans to hire 20,000 professionals throughout the region, for which the impact on the creation of jobs job in the product development sector Artificial Intelligence in Uruguay it will be important.
It is that the company announced that it will promote “the evolution of its own products based on AI to speed up the software development and improve digital experiences”, in addition to deciding “a greater commitment to regional talent”.
“We want to expand our capacity for innovation and development of our offer based on AI, always to help organizations stay relevant and leaders in the future,” he said. Martín Migoya, co-founder and CEO of Globant.
Thus, the signature Uruguayan received a strong endorsement from the unicorn Argentinian after the release of GeneXus Next, an assistant AI that uses the technology natural language processing, by combining symbolic intelligence to create critical systems with language models, similar to the GPT-chat. The objective will be to make it easier for companies to build digital products, as well as reinvent their businesses to ensure sustained growth.
The investment in GeneXus, part of a plan in Latin America
As part of the investment plan until 2028 of globant, the company will open a Innovation Center for Emerging Technologies in Brazil and will hire 20,000 professionals from across the region, at a time when the demand for jobs in the IT sector continues to grow in the country.
“We were born in Latin America and we believe that it is one of the strongest regions when it comes to innovation, talent and creativity,” he said. Migoya, while he described the region as “key to our global growth as a source of continuous improvement of our service offering”.
In the same vein, the Globant Business Director for Latin America, Ignacio Iglesias. “Latin America is a key market for our company and we want to strengthen our regional operation,” he said.
Source: Ambito
