Globant (NYSE: GLOB) and Vercel announced a multi-year strategic alliance on July 8, 2026, aimed at enabling enterprise customers to deploy AI-built applications directly to Vercel's platform through Globant's AI Pods service units.

Under the agreement, Globant's AI Pods — agent-orchestrated service units — can deploy applications natively to Vercel in a single step. The companies say this approach is intended to reduce deployment timelines from months to days.

Globant is also introducing a new line of Vercel-powered AI Pods focused on modernizing legacy enterprise websites and applications, rebuilding them on Next.js, the web framework created by Vercel.

The alliance is described as offering three core capabilities: AI-assisted web development on Vercel's infrastructure, accelerated migration of older digital products, and one-click deployment to a live production environment.

"Partnering with Vercel gives our clients access to the gold standard in front-end infrastructure — and the agility to build, migrate, and scale AI-native digital products without compromise," said Martín Migoya, CEO and co-founder of Globant.

Guillermo Rauch, founder and CEO of Vercel, said the two companies are "enabling enterprises to modernize their stack and ship AI-native applications faster, with the reliability and performance their users expect."

Globant employs more than 28,500 people across more than 35 countries. Vercel is the company behind Next.js and the AI SDK platform.