3AI Technologies
Bengaluru
AI, enterprise data, SAP, cloud and digital products
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Applied AI products for knowledge and financial decision-making
According to its website, PranaAlpha is an applied AI lab in Bengaluru. Its products include Lokaah, a verifiable knowledge layer for AI agents, and PortoAI, which supports money and investment decisions.
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PranaAlpha Labs lists an office in Bengaluru. Its website identifies its headquarters as Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.
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Bengaluru
AI, enterprise data, SAP, cloud and digital products
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Jaipur
Enterprise SaaS, cloud, AI and streaming platforms
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AI software products, implementation and consulting
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