Select your operating region
Each hub covers the working week, the regulatory regime and the delivery cadence that actually apply in that market — not the same page with the country names swapped.
Southeast Asia is where we actually sit
Offices in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Jakarta — real addresses, not a regional landing page. The hubs above are markets we serve; these are places you can visit.
What travels across every market
IP assigned outright, under a jurisdiction that enforces it
Singapore is consistently ranked at the top of Asian jurisdictions for intellectual-property enforcement, and Singapore-seated contracts are a well-tested vehicle for cross-border technology work. Everything we build — code, infrastructure-as-code, models, prompts, fine-tuning artefacts, evaluation sets — is assigned to you on payment. Not licensed back, not jointly held, not retained as reusable vendor IP.
The compliance answer before you have to ask for it
Every region has one question that decides whether a vendor gets past procurement. In Europe it is the transfer basis, because Singapore has no adequacy decision. In the Gulf it is which of the PDPL, DIFC or ADGM regimes governs you. In North America it is IP assignment and the state-privacy footprint. Each hub answers its own question in writing rather than claiming universal compliance.
A time-zone position we describe accurately
UTC+8 gives five hours of live engineering overlap with the Gulf, two to three with Central Europe, and a deliberate overnight cycle with the US. That is the engineering window, not our availability: support runs in your local business hours wherever you are, and the AI systems we build monitor, route and respond around the clock. We publish the real arithmetic rather than a uniform claim that falls apart the first time you check it against your own clock.
Capabilities, wherever you operate
Before you pick a region
Including the question most vendor pages are built to avoid.