Globant Acquires Atix Labs To Strengthen Its Blockchain Related Solutions

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Globant, a digitally native technology services company, announced its acquisition of Atix Labs, a services company specialised in the blockchain.

This acquisition helps Globant to expand its offering in the blockchain market, which is expected to grow 10 times by 2025, according to industry analysts. It will also enable the company to continue delivering novel and disruptive solutions to its clients in different business verticals, such as Media & Entertainment, Finance, Real Estate, Healthcare, Finance, Supply Chain, among others.

Founded in Argentina in 2013, Atix Labs has operations in the United States, Argentina and Uruguay, and a project pipeline with Fortune 500 clients, global top players in the crypto stage, and organisations such as IDB. With more than 60 employees, the company also has a strong roster of partnerships including RSK, IOHK, Cardano Foundation and IBM, and is part of UNICEF Innovation Fund.

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“Globant’s mission is to help organisations stay relevant by offering cutting-edge solutions. There is no doubt that blockchain and crypto are critical in the new business-tech horizon. Adding Atix Labs to the family will be seamless as both companies are action driven and true reinvention seekers,” said Diego Tartara, CTO of Globant. 

“Six years ago we decided to get into blockchain knowing that this technology will be disruptive in many ways and now it is time to scale-up. We found in Globant an ideal partner to meet our goals from both a commercial point of view and the operational capacity. We are looking forward to this union and the many opportunities it brings,” said Ailin Gonzalez, CEO of Atix Labs.

Maria Eugenia Gimena Giralt, VP Corporate Development of Globant said: “Atix Labs colleagues bring specific knowledge to our organisation and will help nurture our existing talent as they see their signature developments grow across our world-class portfolio of clients.”

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