TLDR: Altimetrik has officially launched ALTI Lab™ in Bengaluru, India, a dedicated center for rapid prototyping and applied innovation. This initiative aims to accelerate the company’s AI-first strategy, enabling global enterprises to seamlessly transition AI solutions from conceptualization to production through a unique ‘lab-to-factory’ model.
Bengaluru, India – July 17, 2025 – Altimetrik, a pure-play AI-first, data, and digital engineering solutions company, today announced the grand opening of ALTI Lab™ in Bengaluru, India. This new facility is designed as a dedicated center for rapid prototyping and applied innovation, significantly accelerating Altimetrik’s overarching AI-first strategy and its commitment to delivering transformative AI solutions globally.
ALTI Lab™ operates on an innovative ‘lab-to-factory’ model, a strategic approach aimed at bridging the gap between AI experimentation and scalable enterprise-grade deployment. This model facilitates the development and rapid adoption of AI solutions across both client engagements and internal business functions through co-creation, integrated deployment, and targeted talent development. The core objective is to empower enterprises worldwide to move from AI ambition to scalable action, ensuring production-grade AI that delivers measurable results.
Key capabilities of ALTI Lab™ include a growing suite of production-grade AI accelerators, such as the LLM Benchmarking Accelerator, KIONE, and DomainForge.ai, all underpinned by Altimetrik’s Agentic Development and Assessment (ADA) Framework. The lab also emphasizes cloud-native flexibility with a model-agnostic design, supporting leading platforms like OpenAI, Gemini, Llama, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Amazon Web Services (AWS), Azure, and Snowflake. This ensures the development of flexible, secure, and future-ready solutions. Furthermore, ALTI Lab™ is poised to accelerate time-to-value by over 30% through rapid prototyping models, enabling faster experimentation and enterprise-grade deployment. It will also focus on developing domain-specific Large Language Models (LLMs) that combine contextual accuracy with governance-ready frameworks, supporting secure, high-impact use cases across various regulated and high-growth industries. A significant aspect of the lab’s mission is AI-first workforce readiness, fostering native AI expertise through continuous learning, certification pathways, and hands-on experience.
Raj Sundaresan, CEO of Altimetrik, commented on the launch, stating, “The launch of ALTI Lab™ marks a breakthrough moment in our journey as an AI-first company. Enterprises need production-grade AI that delivers measurable results. That’s precisely what ALTI Lab™ is designed to achieve. What sets this apart is our ability to combine deep engineering rigor with practitioner-led domain expertise. Through ALTI Lab™, we are enabling our clients to adopt AI in ways that are smarter in design, bolder in ambition, and faster in execution.”
Phil Fersht, CEO and Chief Analyst at HFS Research, also weighed in, noting, “The launch of ALTI Lab™ is a timely initiative by Altimetrik to tackle today’s persistent enterprise AI hurdle: moving from experimentation to execution. Many firms remain stuck in pilot mode, lacking a clear route to scale. Altimetrik’s lab-to-factory model, grounded in its Service-as-Software approach, aims to shift the focus from AI as one-off projects to more repeatable, productized services. By integrating platform-native flexibility with engineering discipline and leveraging an ecosystem that includes OpenAI, AWS, Snowflake, and Databricks, the company is helping organizations advance their AI efforts in a more structured and scalable manner.”
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This strategic expansion reinforces Altimetrik’s focus on executing its AI-first growth agenda through high-impact partnerships with industry leaders such as OpenAI, AWS, Snowflake, and Databricks, enhancing its capability to deliver secure, platform-native AI solutions globally.
