Globant expands Glob.AI to launch Glob for enterprises AI. AI OS
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Globant Announces the Expansion of Its AI Native Service Platform Glob.AI, Launching Glob. AI OS for Unified Governance and Adoption of AI Within Enterprises. This system can route to over 320 AI models, connecting data sources and systems, and provides a foundation for the creation and execution of proxies. It also supports deployment on SaaS or customers' own clouds.
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Glob.AI complements its AI Pods delivery units, with the addition of Glob. The AI OS unified governance layer helps enterprises maintain sovereignty, consistency in context, and security. It also has the capability to route requests to over 320 AI models, connect data sources and systems, and act as a proxy for creating and executing repositories on a large scale.

Glob.AI is the AI native service platform of Globant: Enterprises pay based on results or usage, rather than by man-hours or seats. The delivery speed of AI native service projects can be up to 7 times faster than that of traditional legacy systems, and the product discovery speed can be up to 3 times faster.

New York, October 27, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Globant (New York Stock Exchange ticker: GLOB) Today, we are expanding our AI native service platform Glob.AI by introducing Glob. AI OS is a unified governance layer designed to manage and adopt AI throughout the enterprise, making AI more controllable, context-aware, and scalable.

Most enterprises are already using AI in multiple scenarios: multiple models and teams each build proxies, tools to connect sensitive data, and expenditures that are dispersed among different suppliers. The issue is not about capability, but rather how to achieve scalability at the enterprise level: to transform access to AI into productive results, along with governance, accountability, and security. AI OS is the governed foundational layer beneath each AI call, supporting identity management, proxy lifecycle management, cost visibility, and auditability, which specifically includes:

  • Intelligence Hub: Connects over 320 open-source and closed-source models from more than 25 providers, and routes each task to the most cost-effective option. Optimizes token consumption in AI Pods and daily operations.
  • Corporate Hub: Links AI with the company's data, systems, expertise, and industry knowledge, so that the context does not need to be rebuilt every time a new task begins.
  • Agentic Hub: Optimize and test the proxy-based solution before deployment, and coordinate its execution through runtime governance.
  • Token Vault: To govern who is using AI, what they can do, and how AI operates, providing budgeting, cost attribution, auditable records of AI activities, as well as real-time visibility into the flow of investments.

Glob . AI OS promotes the adoption of daily AI through Glob . AI Apps, bringing the governed AI into everyday work. With the help of Glob . AI Apps, employees at all levels within the organization can obtain answers, assign tasks, build software using any coding agents, and utilize specialized agent-based solutions from Globant and its partners; teams can also plan and run projects on the same platform using AI Pods. Glob . AI OS can be operated as SaaS or deployed in the customer's own cloud, and can be accessed via chat, web pages, desktops, command-line interfaces, or through MCP headless calls. Customer data remains the property of the customer and will not be used to train models for anyone.

Glob.AI CEO Sarab Narang stated: "We are enabling global leaders to make full and seamless use of AI, leveraging Globant's experience of over 23 years in collaborating with top companies across nearly all industries, and adopting a completely redefined model of collaboration where customers only pay for results. Glob. AI OS allows large organizations to delegate AI to numerous teams and agents, while providing clear answers regarding who used it, what data was utilized, what the costs were, and what policies were followed."

Glob.AI: The AI native service platform adopted by AI for enterprises

Glob.AI is built on two complementary pillars: AI Pods and AI OS. Together, they help enterprises move from the experimental stage to results that can be put into production, with payment based on outcomes or usage, rather than on man-hours or seating capacity.

AI Pods is a delivery unit that is under human supervision, combining documented work processes, AI agents, and expert oversight from Globant, including Forward Deployed Engineers. The agents are responsible for executing intensive tasks, while the experts oversee the output and are accountable for the delivery. Each AI Pod is tailored to address specific business challenges, ranging from software development and testing to application modernization and ongoing operations, and it runs on Glob. AI OS. Therefore, each Pod inherits the same governance, security, and organizational knowledge as other AI within the organization.

Traditional technical service models are typically organized around man-hours, team size, and available capacity for delivery. However, with the change in working methods brought about by AI, companies have the opportunity to rethink the relationship between their resource purchases and the results they achieve.

Globant, co-founder and CEO, Mart of Migoya stated: "AI has swept the world, but having technology alone is not enough. Enterprises need a new way to leverage it, requiring more transparency, control, and speed. Glob.AI combines intelligence, corporate context, and an agent layer, enabling organizations to access AI native services and deliver actionable, production-ready results through AI Pods. We are very proud of what we bring to the world. Our extensive expertise and experience in delivering business solutions for the world's best companies have prepared us for this moment. We are not just reshaping services; we are creating a new category of business outcomes."

Measurable impact on customer success

The AI Pods layer of Glob.AI has been adopted by several Fortune 500 companies in the media, entertainment, professional services, and financial sectors, bringing measurable improvements in terms of speed, workload, scale, and operational efficiency.

FIFA has increased throughput efficiency by 20% while maintaining or even improving quality.

YPF has shortened the contract period by up to 40%.

PharmaMar has achieved a 15-fold increase in the speed of gaining insights in tumor research.

A leading commercial bank completed the COBOL migration within two months, while it was estimated that it would take 14 months using traditional methods.

Visit Glob.AI to obtain early access rights.

About Globant

Globant (New York Stock Exchange ticker: GLOB) is a global AI native services company that helps organizations reshape themselves through AI-centric technology, creativity, and innovation, driving measurable business results. With Glob.AI, its AI native technology service model, and the iconic AI Pods – expert-supervised agency service units – the company provides enterprise-level technical services directly linked to core business indicators.

Globant operates in over 30 countries, managing industry-specific AI Studio networks, and collaborates with global brands such as FIFA, Google, Riot Games, the Los Angeles Clippers, and Santander Bank. Globant has been recognized by IDC MarketScape as a "Global Experience Design Service Leader for 2025" and a "AI Service Leader for 2023," and its work has been included as a business case study by Harvard, MIT, and Stanford. The company also partners with leading technology platforms including Anthropic, NVIDIA, AWS, and Unity.

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