Technology & IT

Tecnopuc is the science and technology park of PUCRS in Porto Alegre, Brazil, bringing together organizations working in research and innovation. The park connects companies, startups, researchers, students, and investors to turn science and technology into innovative businesses and solutions. Its work is organized around business development, research and design for innovation, talent development, and connections and shared experiences. Sector hubs cover areas such as artificial intelligence, education, finance, health, mobility, agribusiness, and creative industries. The site publishes park news, events, programs, member information, and pathways for organizations to join the university-linked technology ecosystem.

Distrito is a Brazilian enterprise technology company focused on AI transformation, helping organizations align business goals, technology, and governance. Its services include AI strategy, training for executives and technical teams, and custom AI implementation through dedicated delivery squads. The AI Ecosystem connects AI startups with corporations, technology providers, and investors through the GenAI Lab and a physical innovation hub in São Paulo. Its ÍON platform provides market intelligence and startup discovery; startups can create a free profile for corporations and investors to find them. The site also publishes AI and innovation analysis, market reports, events, and newsletters for organizations exploring practical technology adoption.

MacMagazine is a Brazilian Portuguese-language publication focused on Apple products, services, and related technology topics. It publishes news, rumors, opinion pieces, humor, reviews, and comparisons about Apple devices, operating systems, apps, and services. The site includes a discussion forum, the MacMagazine no Ar podcast, and a reference table for used Apple products. It also offers an app for iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS, a video channel, and content through social-media accounts. Its editorial team says it uses Apple products and values accuracy and critical judgment rather than simply repeating promotional claims. The website combines reporting, product coverage, audio, and reader discussion for people following Apple's ecosystem in Portuguese.

CPQD is a Brazilian research, development, and innovation organization focused on information and communication technologies. Its website presents areas such as the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and blockchain, with applications across telecommunications, finance, agriculture, utilities, industry, cities, and defense and security. Services include R&D projects, consulting, testing and certification, operational and business support systems, and AI solutions for customer interaction, data intelligence, and fraud prevention. CPQD also develops tailored technology solutions and works with partners to help companies and public organizations adopt new technologies and integrate them with existing systems.

Sapiens Parque is an innovation park in Florianópolis, in Brazil’s state of Santa Catarina, designed to host companies, projects, and research and development institutes. Its website describes infrastructure and services intended to support new businesses, cooperation, and talent attraction in an environment connecting science, technology, art, and nature. Visitors can find information about resident companies, office and laboratory facilities, preserved land, events, job openings, and spaces available for rent. The portal also publishes public notices, procurement opportunities, transparency resources, statutes, regulations, and corporate governance information. It explains how organizations can express interest and participate in a public proposal process, while its pages present park figures including 430 hectares and 13 buildings.

The Compass UOL domain now leads to AI/R, whose official site says Compass UOL transitioned to the AI/R Compass UOL identity in 2024. The portal presents enterprise services centered on agentic AI, including agentic software engineering, AI business transformation, and expert teams embedded with client organizations. Named platforms include AI/Cockpit, LLIA, DORA, AI/AgentsBuilder, and AI/Studio, alongside innovation studios for AI, data, cloud, cybersecurity, applications, finance, and digital commerce. The site organizes solutions by industry, publishes client case studies and partnership information, and describes application modernization, automation, and enterprise AI offerings. Its Portuguese version identifies a São Paulo office, while the official pages link the current AI/R brand to Compass UOL and provide contact routes for demos and projects.

Assespro is a Brazilian nonprofit association representing information-technology companies, including software developers and IT, telecom, and internet service providers. Founded in 1976 and based in Brasília, the organization says it represents the collective interests of its member companies. Its website provides news, government-relations information, events, regional chapters, member benefits, leadership details, and membership guidance. The association engages with governments, educational institutions, and public bodies on technology policy, innovation, regulation, and workforce development. Companies and readers can use the portal to follow advocacy and initiatives in Brazil's technology industry and learn about the association's activities and member services.

Tele.Síntese is a Brazilian news portal covering telecommunications, broadcasting, media, information technology, and the internet. Founded in 2005 to explain the role of information and communication technologies in society, it publishes daily news, interviews, analysis, opinion, and regulatory coverage. Its reporting follows the markets and policies affecting these sectors, while the related Ponto ISP portal tracks regional telecom operators and their business strategies. The publication also offers a free email newsletter and video programming through TV.Síntese, alongside coverage of industry events. Its events address digital security, smart cities, data centers and cloud, wireless networks, and education technology; readers can use the site to follow Brazilian telecom and IT news, analysis, and professional discussion.

Porto Digital is a Brazilian innovation district and technology and creative-economy ecosystem based in Recife, Pernambuco. Founded as a technology park in 2000, it connects startups and companies with universities, research institutions, government, financing, and professionals. Its website explains how to join the ecosystem and provides information about resident companies, training, events, news, and the Porto Digital Observatory. The Observatory publishes research and trend analysis on information and communication technology and the creative economy, including an interactive sector-data dashboard. The portal also describes how innovation relates to urban development and historic-building restoration in central Recife, helping businesses, talent, and researchers explore the ecosystem.

FCamara is a Brazilian technology consulting and services company focused on business digital transformation, and its website presents offerings for organizations. Its portfolio includes business consulting, product and user-experience design, software engineering, e-commerce, marketplaces, and innovation services. The site also describes open finance and open insurance, cloud services, cybersecurity, data and analytics, and artificial-intelligence capabilities. Offerings are organized around transformation journeys, centers of excellence, and sectors such as retail, health, financial markets, insurance, industry, and logistics. The business-strategy page covers digital-product consulting, innovation strategy, go-to-market expansion, and problem-solving, while the portal also features cases, news, company culture, and careers.

IT Forum is a Brazilian technology-business media and community platform focused on IT leaders and the enterprise technology market. Its portal publishes news, columns, and analysis about business technology, CIO leadership, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, platforms, and digital innovation. The site also brings together magazines, podcasts, research, market-intelligence resources, technology materials, and executive events. Its institutional page describes a platform connecting technology leaders from major Brazilian companies with industry providers through content, structured relationships, and business opportunities. Readers can follow current technology reporting, explore executive perspectives, and learn about IT Forum conferences and research initiatives.

Datarisk is a Brazilian company that turns data into artificial intelligence solutions for business decision-making. Its website describes data engineering for data lakes and pipelines, plus business intelligence dashboards and actionable reports. The company develops predictive models and decision-support systems, and offers Model as a Service to deliver models through APIs with automated deployment, retraining, monitoring, and scaling. Other services include data consulting, specialist teams, and generative AI agents for customer service, document analysis, data classification, and decision automation. The site also describes applications in credit risk, fraud prevention, marketing, and customer retention.

CESAR is a Brazil-based innovation and technology center headquartered in Recife, combining a school, an experimentation laboratory, research and development, and venture-building activities. Its website describes an integrated focus on information technology, business acceleration, and education, intended to help companies, startups, and people develop and apply new ideas. CESAR presents customized solutions created with clients and emphasizes design-led, human-centered co-creation that considers people and organizational needs throughout innovation work. The center describes an open innovation network linking companies, academia, and startups, while CESAR School offers education aimed at developing leaders and entrepreneurs. The site lists Recife and other Brazilian locations as well as Florida, and says the team can serve clients from anywhere. It is useful for organizations seeking technology development, innovation partnerships, or education programs.

Abranet is the Brazilian Internet Association, a nonprofit organization founded to support the development of the Internet in Brazil. It brings together different parts of the Internet economy and says it advocates an open network, competitive digital services, and their expansion. Its activities include technical and institutional representation, events and training, knowledge exchange, and participation in public-policy and legal discussions. The website explains the association’s history, mission, leadership, partners, and membership, while publishing news, magazines, events, and member updates. Readers can follow coverage of Internet policy, connectivity, infrastructure, innovation, and Brazil’s digital ecosystem; Abranet also describes engagement with government bodies and regulators on these issues.

iMasters is a Brazilian portal publishing daily content for technology and software-development professionals. Its homepage organizes coverage into development and engineering, digital design and product, martech and growth, AI and new technology, and Founder Tech. The site features current technology news, articles, tutorials, columnist contributions, iMasters TV videos, and a weekly technology newsletter. A developer forum hosts active discussions about programming languages, frameworks, development tools, infrastructure, and practical technical problems. Visitors can search and browse articles by topic, follow conversations among technology professionals, and find ways to contribute to the publication and community.

Elgin’s official Brazilian website is an online catalog and store for products used by businesses and households. Its commercial-automation section covers point-of-sale equipment such as thermal receipt printers, barcode readers, computers, cash drawers, and self-service terminals. Other departments include smart-home devices, air conditioners, household appliances, sewing machines, small appliances, electrical products, lighting, batteries, and refrigeration. Visitors can search and filter the catalog, review product details, prices, and availability, and place orders online. The site also provides contact options, technical support, and links for finding service assistance. Elgin describes its commercial-automation equipment for small shops, restaurants, and retail chains. The assortment, stock, prices, and delivery terms depend on the item and region, and the site links to a separate store area for business partners.

Mundo Conectado is a Brazilian portal for news and content about consumer technology and digital products. Its homepage brings together news, analyses, articles, tutorials, and videos covering smartphones, smart TVs, drones, artificial intelligence, internet, and audio and video equipment. The site maintains product listings and a comparison tool, along with an offers section and practical guides. Its videos include product tests, reviews, and demonstrations, while article pages identify the authors behind the coverage. Readers can follow launches and browse information by topic or format when researching technology products before making a choice.

Baguete is a Brazilian journalism portal focused on information technology and the technology business market. It began in 1997 as a daily email news briefing, became an IT portal initially focused on southern Brazil, and later expanded its coverage nationwide. The site organizes reporting into news, market, people, and context sections, covering technology companies, executives, careers, and industry developments. It also offers the daily Baguete Diário newsletter and Baguete Play, a section for videos and podcasts. Readers use it to follow business, careers, and changes in Brazil’s technology sector; the publication describes technology budget decision-makers and executives among its audience.

Startupi is a Brazilian news and content portal about the startup ecosystem, innovation, investment, and entrepreneurship. Its homepage organizes coverage into Top Stories, Editor's Choice, Opinion, Magazine, and special sections, with reporting on startups, funding, fintech, technology, and business. A Communities section publishes contributions from community leaders, startup founders, and CEOs sharing experience and topics with the broader ecosystem. The site also features investment information and the free Confluência newsletter produced with GZM. Readers can follow market news, analysis, and first-hand entrepreneurial perspectives while exploring innovation, fundraising, and the development of Brazilian startups.