Netcon opens new AI innovation hub in Bengaluru

Technology firm Netcon Technologies has rebranded itself as Arche and launched a new Artificial Intelligence (AI)-first innovation hub at Brookfield Eco World in Bengaluru. This move reflects the company’s shift towards AI and digital transformation, reinforcing its global presence and commitment to advanced technological solutions, the company said in a statement. 

The rebranding marks a transition from a traditional IT services provider to a strategic partner for enterprises seeking AI-driven digital modernisation. With an expanded service portfolio, Arche aims to offer platform-based solutions that help businesses adapt to the changing digital landscape.

The innovation hub, inaugurated on the company’s 18th anniversary, is designed to facilitate research, real-time solution deployment, and customer engagement. The centre includes AI research laboratories, industry showcase zones, and customer service areas, allowing businesses to experience and evaluate emerging technologies. The facility is positioned as a launchpad for AI-powered enterprise solutions, supporting digital acceleration and operational efficiency.

CEO Bobby MD stated that the transformation into Arche represents more than a rebrand, highlighting a shift in focus towards AI and platform intelligence. He added that the new hub would provide enterprises with real-time AI experiences to enhance decision-making, agility, and growth.

Sustainability has been incorporated into the centre’s design, with energy-efficient systems and green infrastructure practices aimed at reducing environmental impact. A centralised dashboard monitors energy consumption across all Arche campuses in India.

Arche has completed over 500 projects for more than 300 global clients across industries such as healthcare, travel, defence, manufacturing, and retail. The company operates in regions including the USA, Latin America, Singapore, Dubai, and Africa, and plans to expand further.

Chief of Design & Marketing Ishan Mistry said that the innovation hub would set a new standard for businesses navigating AI-driven change.