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August 26, 2026
Blend360 has opened a local team and legal entity in Brazil to support enterprise AI, data, cloud, and predictive technology projects.
Blend360 has expanded into Brazil with a local team and legal entity, the company announced in a press release. The new presence is aimed at Brazilian enterprises working on AI, data, cloud, and predictive technology projects.
The company said its initial focus in Brazil will include financial services, energy, travel and hospitality, and the public sector. Its services in the market include AI engineering, data science, data engineering, cloud modernization, and predictive AI solutions.
Blend360 said it will work with technology partners in Brazil, including Amazon Web Services and Snowflake. The company is an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner and a Snowflake Elite Partner.
The company plans to attend FEBRABAN Tech, AWS Summit São Paulo, AWS Executive Forum Brasilia, and Snowflake World Tour São Paulo in the coming months. The Brazil expansion follows its launch in Mexico earlier this year.
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