Quantexa opens new Dublin office and R&D centre

The centre will bring together a ‘growing team’ of researchers and data scientists, Quantexa said.

Quantexa has opened a new office in Dublin’s George’s Dock to expand its research and development footprint in Europe.

The London-headquartered data intelligence platform said that the new Dublin office will bring together a “growing team” of data scientists, researchers and engineers to accelerate the company’s investment in AI.

The company already has offices in Dublin, as well as in Brussels, Malaga, Luxembourg, Paris, the UAE, New York, Boston, Toronto, Sydney, Melbourne, Tokyo, Singapore and Malaysia. The 2016-founded business has more than 900 employees and tens of thousands of users globally, it said.

The Dublin office will form an R&D centre of excellence to play a central role in developing next-generation capabilities, including knowledge graphs, intelligent agents, large language models and decision intelligence solutions, the company said, while aiming for deeper collaboration with Ireland’s universities, research institutions and the overall talent ecosystem.

Quantexa’s technology provides businesses with contextual insights extracted from input data to enable educated decision-making. The company said that its platform enhances operational performance with more than 90pc accuracy and 60-times faster analytical model resolution than traditional approaches.

“Dublin offers an exceptional combination of world-class technical talent, a vibrant AI research community and strong support for innovation,” said Vishal Marria, the CEO of Quantexa.

“This new office gives us the opportunity to deepen our R&D efforts in areas like large language models, knowledge graph technologies and trustworthy AI. We’re excited to build a team here that will help shape the next generation of decision intelligence and deliver meaningful impact for our customers globally.”

Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke, TD said: “This investment highlights the depth of our talent base, the strength of our research ecosystem and Ireland’s attractiveness as a location for high-value innovation-led activities.

“The centre will support highly skilled jobs and further strengthen Ireland’s role in developing next-generation AI and decision intelligence solutions for global markets.”

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