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Nellore AI firm plans to create 200 high-skilled jobs in eighteen months

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Last updated: November 9, 2025 9:40 am
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Published: November 9, 2025
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Global entrepreneur Renil Komitla has launched Blazeup, an intelligence AI platform for enterprise operations, from his home town of Nellore. The firm plans to create 200 high-skilled jobs in 18 months.

Blazeup is backed by Bridger Holdings LLC, a California-based multi-billion dollar investment firm founded by Jim Davidson. “As Andhra Pradesh grabs global attention with the Google’s proposed Data Centre in Visakhapatnam, this development in Nellore demonstrates the State’s potential to build global technology,” observed Renil Komitla at the launch here on Sunday (November 09).

While technology is supposed to solve problems, it instead became the problem, he said, pointing to the manner companies were juggling six to 10 different software tools just to operate. He called Blazeup an intelligent tool that consolidates HR, Finance, IT, Project Management and CRM into a single AI-powered platform.

It can handle everything from payroll to project planning. Early adopters report a 40% reduction in manual tasks and two times faster decision-making, Mr. Komitla announced.

Published – November 09, 2025 03:10 pm IST



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