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Global delivery

Three hubs, one accountable engineering team

Dubai, Zug and Vadodara — arranged so a working day is nearly continuous and a client still deals with one team.

AI Nexus Tech operates from three delivery hubs: Dubai as global headquarters, Baar in canton Zug for European operations, and Vadodara in Gujarat as the primary engineering centre. They exist to give engagements time-zone coverage, regional contracting and depth of specialist capacity — without splitting accountability across three companies.

Dotted world map highlighting AI Nexus Tech delivery hubs in Zürich, Dubai and Vadodara.
Global Delivery

How the model works

Three offices is a liability unless the seams are engineered away. These are the rules that do it.

01

One contract and one lead

You sign with one entity and deal with one accountable lead, regardless of how many hubs contribute engineering time to your work.

02

One repository, one standard

Every hub works in the same repositories, the same review process and the same definition of done. Location does not change the quality bar or who reviews the code.

03

Follow-the-sun, on purpose

The hubs span roughly ten hours of overlap. Used well, that means a question asked at the end of one working day has an answer at the start of the next — not that work is thrown over a wall at midnight.

04

Data placed by requirement

Where data is processed is an architectural decision driven by your regulatory position, not by where our engineers happen to sit. The boundary is designed, documented and reviewable.

Questions

Global delivery, answered

What clients want to know before engaging a distributed team.

01

Which office will we actually work with?

Whichever is closest to you commercially and by time zone — Dubai for the Gulf, Zug for Europe, and either for the rest of the world. Engineering capacity is drawn from all three regardless, and you deal with one accountable lead throughout.

02

Does working across three hubs slow delivery down?

It does when the seams are managed badly — separate teams, separate standards, handovers by document. It speeds delivery up when there is one repository, one review process and real overlap in working hours, which is what the ten-hour overlap between these three locations is for.

03

Where will our data be processed?

Wherever your regulatory position requires, which is decided in the architecture rather than by our geography. All three major cloud providers operate regions in the UAE, Switzerland and the EU, and the processing boundary is documented as part of the design.

Let's Build

Let's engineer what's next.

Tell us where you want to take your business. We'll map the architecture, timeline, and team to get you there — and reply within 24 hours.