Glean Technologies Opens Office In Bengaluru, To Hire 300 Employees
Enterprise AI platform Glean Technologies, Inc. based in Palo Alto, California, has launched their first office in India, located in Bengaluru.
The office will be the centre of operations for India and will house finance, sales, R&D and business operations functions. This innovation site will play a key role in enabling Glean's customers to deploy generative AI assistants and applications at scale globally, said the company.
With the launch of its office in Bengaluru, Glean Technologies plans to develop a customer base in India as well. The company is actively expanding its customer base in the APAC region, forging partnerships with enterprise companies. By next year, it also plans to triple its headcount to over 450 from the current 150.
Arvind Jain, founder and chief executive officer at Glean Technologies, said, “Our Bengaluru office will enable us to closely collaborate with Indian enterprises, helping them unlock the full potential of their knowledge through our state-of-the-art AI platform. Additionally, this office will serve as a crucial hub for our global operations, driving a significant portion of our international projects. In fact, it will be our biggest investment outside of the US."
Since introducing its platform offering in preview, in an effort to help companies build custom generative AI apps and agents securely at scale, over 100 companies have created and deployed more than 1,000 unique AI apps and agents, said the company.
The company has so far raised $350 million from several venture capitalists that include General Catalyst, Kleiner Perkins, Sequoia Capital, Lightspeed and others. It is currently valued at $2.2 billion. Additionally, Glean said its annual recurring revenue is growing at a rate of 300% year-over-year.
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