<p> US-based Noodle.ai, an artificial intelligence solutions provider, on Friday announced the launch of Noodle Analytics campus in Bengaluru.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Noodle’s India headquarters on the outer ring road here was inaugurated by Nandan Nilekani. It is funded by TCP, a leading private equity firm. “One of the primary reasons for setting up operations in Bengaluru is access to talent,” Noodle.ai CEO Stephen Pratt said. <br /><br />He also said that over the next three to five years, artificial intelligence technologies fuelled by big data would be the most significant competitive differentiator in business. Asked about the headcount target for India, Noodle.ai CFO Anil Kumar said by the end of the year the total headcount would be 50 and it may touch 300 to 350 in next three to four years.</p>
<p> US-based Noodle.ai, an artificial intelligence solutions provider, on Friday announced the launch of Noodle Analytics campus in Bengaluru.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Noodle’s India headquarters on the outer ring road here was inaugurated by Nandan Nilekani. It is funded by TCP, a leading private equity firm. “One of the primary reasons for setting up operations in Bengaluru is access to talent,” Noodle.ai CEO Stephen Pratt said. <br /><br />He also said that over the next three to five years, artificial intelligence technologies fuelled by big data would be the most significant competitive differentiator in business. Asked about the headcount target for India, Noodle.ai CFO Anil Kumar said by the end of the year the total headcount would be 50 and it may touch 300 to 350 in next three to four years.</p>
