WiredLeap – North West News Times

New Delhi [India], March 23: Leap, South Asia’s largest AI-powered study-abroad ecosystem, today announced a strategic expansion of its offline centre network across India with 15 new centres opening in 2026 across India already, accelerating new openings in Tier I markets as well as high-intent Tier II and Tier III cities. The rollout is funded by Leap’s Series E momentum and strong business performance, with substantial investment directed toward new centre buildouts, standardised training, and secure, paper-light processes.By end-2026, Leap aims to add 20 additional operational touchpoints, selected through data-led demand mapping and heat-mapped intent clusters where quality supply is limited. Early locations include markets such as Hubli, Indore, Bhubaneswar, Patna, and Kolkata, a...

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], March 18: As governments worldwide increasingly rely on data-driven intelligence systems to manage public safety and complex urban environments, a Bangalore-based deep-tech company is emerging as a major player in India’s technology landscape. WiredLeap, the developer of the IRIS (Integrated Real-time Intelligence Systems) platform, is rapidly gaining attention as a company building what many observers describe as “India’s Palantir”— a sovereign intelligence system designed to fuse data from thousands of sources into real-time operational insights. The platform integrates live video feeds, open-source intelligence signals, sensor networks, and government databases into a single unified dashboard that allows authorities to monitor and respond to events as they...

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Leap announces expansion of offline centres across India with 15 new centres in 2026

From Bangalore to Bharat: WiredLeap Is Building India’s Palantir for Real-Time Intelligence