Globant S.A. (GLOB) Partners with Synthesis AI to Develop AI Applications

Globant S.A. (NYSE:GLOB) is one of the best beaten-down technology stocks to buy, according to analysts. On September 25, the company announced a strategic partnership with Synthesis AI. The two are collaborating to develop next-generation digital twin applications powered by artificial intelligence.

The ultimate goal is to develop solutions that enable smarter, more scalable AI-driven systems that integrate Synthesis AI’s cutting-edge synthetic datasets. Globant is to harness Synthesis AI data assets to expand its advanced AI training and unlock new revenue opportunities.

“Through this partnership, we are amplifying the power of our Digital Twins Studio by adding Synthesis AI’s robust synthetic data capabilities. This will allow us to accelerate development and deployment of AI systems powered by computer vision models across a wide range of industries,” said Diego Tartar, Chief Technology Officer at Globant. “As synthetic data becomes a cornerstone of modern AI, our collaboration positions us to lead in building scalable, ethical, and high-performing AI systems.”

Globant S.A. (NYSE:GLOB) is a technology company that provides digital and cognitive transformation services for businesses, creating “digitally-native” products and helping organizations evolve their technology and business strategies. It offers services like consulting, software development, and implementing AI-driven solutions to help clients bridge the gap between business and technology.

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