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Sankhya is a Brazilian enterprise software company. Its main product is a web- and mobile-based ERP platform that connects processes across finance, tax, accounting, sales, purchasing, inventory, logistics, human resources, and production, with automation and data-analysis tools. The broader ecosystem also includes complementary offerings for tax compliance, corporate expenses, logistics, customer and sales operations, people management, and ecommerce automation. Sankhya describes modules and integrations for different industries and company sizes, including manufacturing, retail, wholesale, distribution, services, and agribusiness. Features, implementation, and integrations depend on the selected solution. The website lets businesses review products, request a demonstration, explore ERP resources, and contact the sales team.

UOL is a Brazilian portal for news, editorial content, and digital services. Its homepage brings together current stories and sections covering Brazil, politics, business, sports, entertainment, health, technology, and lifestyle; its sports and entertainment areas also link to reporting, columns, videos, and original programs. The group presents subscription products including UOL Play, with films, series, sports, and live or on-demand viewing, and UOL Leia+, a digital library of books, newspapers, and magazines. It also lists email and business services. Catalogs, features, and subscription requirements vary by product. Visitors can follow Brazilian news, browse topic-specific coverage, and learn about UOL’s digital offerings.

Locaweb is a Brazilian internet-services provider serving entrepreneurs and businesses. Its website presents web and WordPress hosting, a website builder, domain services, professional email, cloud computing, and VPS servers. Current hosting pages describe AI-assisted tools for creating websites, blogs, and online stores, along with editable templates, site migration, and SSL certificates; included features and limits depend on the plan. The cloud page compares scalable virtual machines with preconfigured VPS products and lists API access, Terraform, private networks, load balancers, and snapshots for the offerings that support them. Locaweb also describes data-center infrastructure in Brazil and technical assistance in Portuguese. Visitors can review products and plans and choose services for publishing a website, using email on a custom domain, or running applications on hosted servers.

Under Labs is a Brazilian compute and data-center infrastructure platform for AI applications and enterprise workloads. Its site presents AI inference on GPUs located in São Paulo, a public playground for trying selected models, and dedicated GPU products with SSH access. The compute catalog also includes CPU bare-metal servers, virtual machines, clusters, and managed or self-managed options, with product pages describing hardware, networking, and operating-system choices. Under Labs identifies data-center locations in São Paulo and positions local execution as a way for organizations to retain greater control over infrastructure and data. Some configurations appear in its dashboard for reservation or preorder; availability, delivery timing, and pricing depend on the selected system. The site also publishes technical material, product updates, location information, and business contact options.

DialHost is a Brazilian provider of hosting and infrastructure for websites and applications. Its catalog includes a website builder with editable themes, shared hosting for PHP projects such as WordPress and Magento, specialized ASP.NET plans, cloud hosting, DialCloud+ services, dedicated servers, and infrastructure management and monitoring. The site also lists domain registration, professional email, email-marketing campaigns, and SSL certificates. Product pages describe assisted website migration, while features and limits vary by service. Shared-hosting specifications mention MySQL and PostgreSQL databases, PHP and Python versions, scheduled tasks, webmail, backups, and monitoring. DialHost identifies a data center in Brazil and advertises around-the-clock assistance for services that include 24-hour support. Visitors can review hosting options, server products, and related services, then request information or help with a migration through the site.

RedeHost states that it joined Umbler and directs customers to the brand’s current platform. Umbler brings together business messaging tools for WhatsApp, including a shared inbox, team-based conversation routing, CRM, chatbots, AI agents, campaigns, and reports. It also offers professional email on a company domain through webmail and mobile access, with shared inbox and calendar features, filters, and spam protection; paid plans add further capabilities. For websites and agencies, the platform lists managed WordPress and PHP hosting, MySQL, configurable runtimes, scheduled CRON tasks, SMTP, SSH, and adjustable resources, as well as domain registration. The former RedeHost address therefore leads to Umbler’s broader set of Brazilian digital-business services. Some entry-level options are free, while other products and features are paid under service-specific terms.

Hostinger’s Brazilian platform brings together tools for creating, publishing, and managing websites and online businesses. Its catalog includes shared hosting, managed WordPress, cloud hosting, VPS, Node.js hosting, hourly cloud GPU options, domain registration, business email, ecommerce, and email marketing. The AI builder can generate websites and web apps from a written description, lets users edit the result, and supports publishing to a custom domain. Templates, SEO features, and tools for online stores, bookings, portfolios, and other projects are also presented. Hosting plans are paid, and their storage, site limits, backups, email, and support differ by plan. The site additionally promotes an AI agent for website support and management, along with automation products. The Brazilian address hostinger.com.br redirects to the official localized storefront at hostinger.com/br.

HostGator’s Brazilian storefront brings together products for building and operating online projects. The site lists website hosting, WordPress with AI tools, an AI-assisted site builder, domain registration and transfers, professional email, VPS, and dedicated Linux and Windows servers. Hosting-plan pages describe servers in Brazil, SSL certificates, backups, assisted migration, security features, and SEO tools; storage, site counts, and other limits vary by plan. A separate section presents VPS infrastructure in Brazil, while the homepage also links to an online-store product, website protection, and HostGator AllPass, a separate package offering access to multiple AI models. Visitors can compare products and plan terms, then contact human support in Portuguese through chat or email. Refund availability and other conditions are tied to the applicable plan terms.

KingHost is a Brazilian provider of website, domain, hosting, and cloud-infrastructure services. Its catalog includes website and WordPress hosting, cloud hosting, VPS servers with root access, the King Cloud platform, domain registration and transfers, an AI-assisted site builder, professional email, transactional SMTP, and email marketing. Product pages describe servers in Brazil, supported site migration, SSL, backups, WordPress tools, and Portuguese-language help through chat and WhatsApp around the clock. Features and capacity vary by product and plan. VPS plans list dedicated resources, SSD storage, root access, and unlimited data transfer. King Cloud lets customers create and resize virtual machines and manage infrastructure through a control panel, API, or CLI, with usage-based billing described on the site. Other listed services include Node.js and Java hosting, web security, URL monitoring, and social-media management.

UOL Host is a Brazilian digital-services provider for businesses and entrepreneurs building an online presence. Its product pages cover domain registration, cPanel website hosting, cloud servers, an AI-assisted website builder with customizable templates, an online store, and professional email. The hosting control panel is used to manage site files, domains, mailboxes, and applications; the site also describes WordPress support, SSL, and backups, with specific resources varying by plan. UOL Cloud offers configurable Linux and Windows servers, SSD storage, snapshots, performance monitoring, and adjustable server resources. Visitors can compare product areas and paid plans, learn how the services fit together, and contact sales or support; UOL Host advertises support around the clock.

Cirion Technologies provides business connectivity and digital infrastructure across Latin America. Its website describes a carrier-neutral network and data centers for enterprises, carriers, hyperscalers, internet service providers, and content providers. The connectivity portfolio brings together network services, digital infrastructure, security, and voice and collaboration solutions, supported by subsea, long-haul, and metro fiber routes linking regional markets and more than 160 connected data centers. The data-center platform covers colocation, interconnection, cloud-ready compute, bare-metal and private-cloud services with GPU support, and managed infrastructure with 24/7 support. Organizations can review product areas, platform capabilities, customer examples, and regional contacts, then request information from local experts or the sales team.

Windy.com turns weather information into an interactive map and forecast service. Users can switch among wind, radar, satellite, rain and lightning, temperature, cloud, wave, storm, and other weather layers, then examine conditions for a selected place and time. Alongside its website, Windy offers iOS and Android apps, a weather community, webcams, weather stations, an API, and forecast widgets. The company says most services are free, while some additional tools require registration or a paid subscription. Premium options include longer forecast outlooks and access to radar and satellite history.

Epic Games Store is Epic's digital storefront for PC and mobile games and apps. Players can discover new releases, free-to-play titles, paid games, add-ons, and promotional offers, then review product pages with regional prices. Store features include wishlists, achievements, and store-wide promotions. Developers can use self-service publishing tools to manage product pages, pricing, builds, and updates. Epic says the store reaches users in 187 countries and supports 16 languages, more than 80 payment methods, and 43 regional currencies.

AccuWeather provides location-based forecasts and weather information for people around the world. Visitors can check current conditions, hourly and daily outlooks, 10-day and monthly forecasts, MinuteCast precipitation timing, radar and maps, air quality, and weather-related health and activity information. The service also offers severe-weather and hurricane tracking, alerts, weather news and video, and forecasts useful for travel and recreation. iPhone and Android apps extend the service beyond the web, while optional Premium+ features and separate weather data, warning, and API products serve subscribers, partners, and businesses.

Steam is Valve's PC game store and gaming community, where players can discover and buy games from major publishers and independent studios. Its catalog includes paid and free-to-play games, demos, and downloadable content, alongside discounts, user reviews, ratings, wishlists, and personalized recommendations. A Steam library can receive automatic game updates. Steam Community adds groups, text and voice chat, game hubs, and live broadcasts, while Steam Workshop lets players find and share supported games' mods and cosmetic items. Developers and publishers can use Steamworks tools to distribute games.

Equinix’s Brazilian Portuguese page introduces digital infrastructure for businesses that need to connect clouds, data, networks, and AI workloads. It presents data centers, colocation, and cloud-connectivity solutions, including Equinix Fabric and Network Edge, along with the Equinix Marketplace linking cloud, network, and IT-service providers. The page explains how organizations can place infrastructure near their data and connect environments through private, scalable interconnection. Product information, customer stories, technical resources, and sales contact options help enterprise technology and infrastructure teams evaluate solutions.

FPT is a Vietnamese technology group providing consulting, technology and telecommunications solutions, and implementation services, with a strong focus on digital transformation. Its corporate site presents an ecosystem spanning technology, education, and member companies. It describes how AI, big-data analytics, cloud computing, automation, and IoT can help organizations and businesses advance their operations and development goals. Customers can explore services and solutions by sector, while investors can access financial and annual reports, stock information, and corporate-governance materials. The site also publishes company news, partnerships, career opportunities, and information about FPT’s activities and global presence.

gob.mx is the Mexican federal government’s central portal for finding federal procedures, social programs, and information from public agencies. People can locate services such as checking and downloading a CURP population identifier and browse official pages covering health, education, employment, housing, finance, tourism, culture, sports, and digital transformation. The portal also brings together agency news, programs, documents, directories, regulations, and transparency materials. It helps visitors reach the public body responsible for a procedure; requirements, fees, and completion methods vary by service or program.

Send Anywhere moves files between devices through several recipient-based methods. A direct transfer creates a one-time six-digit key that expires after it is used or within ten minutes. For people who will download later, the sender can create a share link, which is generally valid for 48 hours. The service also supports sending to a selected device and emailing a download link; some methods require an account sign-in. Its help materials explain both the sending steps and how recipients retrieve files with a key or link.