Globant Introduces Glob.AI for Enterprise AI Services

Aug 7, 2026
Globant introduced Glob.AI, a services model that lets enterprises deploy AI services through AI Pods with output or consumption linked pricing.

Globant introduced Glob.AI, a technology services model for enterprise AI, the company announced in a press release.

Glob.AI lets companies deploy AI services through AI Pods. These units are run by AI agents and supervised by human experts.

The model uses pricing tied to validated outputs or actual consumption. Globant said organizations can join a waiting list for early access to a catalog of workflows and AI Pods.

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