TV Câmara São José dos Campos aired a report on the 13th edition of Innovation Week, at PIT, the Technology Innovation Park of São José dos Campos. Among the more than 60 companies and startups gathered at the event, the report stopped at Aptabit, exhibiting for the second consecutive year. The report is in Portuguese.
Artificial intelligence inside the customer's company
The segment devoted to the company went straight to the point that sets it apart from the rest of the market, in the words of Santiago Silva, founder and CEO of Aptabit:
"We brought to Innovation Week our sovereign enterprise artificial intelligence solution, which we deploy inside the customer's own company without requiring any public cloud."
It is the shortest possible definition of what Aptabit does. The platform is installed on the customer's own infrastructure: the documents, databases and records that feed the AI agents never leave the organization's perimeter, and no external service sits between the question and the answer. Access control, auditing and workspace isolation all apply to that same body of information.
For anyone operating under confidentiality rules, regulatory requirements or public contracts, this is the characteristic that decides whether artificial intelligence can be applied to the data that actually matters.
Second consecutive year at PIT
Aptabit is a resident of the park and returned to the event after its debut the year before.
"It is a hugely important event. We took part last year, it was a great success, and this year we expect to repeat it. It is a powerful innovation ecosystem in Brazil today."
What Aptabit announced at the event
It was at Innovation Week that the company presented four launches: Aptabit Data Lakehouse, Aptabit Desktop, Aptabit IoT and perpetual licensing for the public sector. All of them start from the same principle that appears in the report: data stays under the control of whoever owns it. The details are in the official release.
The 13th Innovation Week
Under the theme "explore new ideas", the edition brought together more than 60 companies and startups at PIT and expected more than 6,000 people across the three days, with a projection of over R$ 35 million in new business. The program featured more than 30 sessions among talks, panels and roundtables, and artificial intelligence was one of the central themes, alongside sustainability, smart cities and entrepreneurship.