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UK-based AI-assisted software development platform, Builder.ai has entered into a partnership with UAE-based multinational telecommunications services provider, etisalat by e&, in order to empower small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs) with a digital first future that is accessible, cost-effective, and efficient.

Etisalat’s customers gain access to Builder.ai’s Studio Store & it’s wide range of pre-packaged apps that let SMBs become digitally native without ever having to hire a developer

etisalat by e&’s customers will have access to Builder.ai’s Studio Store and its pre-packaged apps that enable SMBs to become digitally native without having to hire a developer.

etisalat by e&’s customers will have access to Builder.ai’s Studio Store and its wide range of pre-packaged apps that enable SMBs to become digitally native without ever having to hire a developer

etisalat by e&’s customers will have access to Builder.ai’s Studio Store and its pre-packaged apps that enable SMBs to become digitally native without having to hire a developer

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When AI platform Builder.ai raised its Series B in 2021, it wasn’t just the management who were happy. Employees sold a total of $5.7m in shares — a rare opportunity to turn some of their equity into cold hard cash before the business is sold, or goes public. What’s more, until a few years ago, this was something totally taboo in Europe.

When AI platform Builder.ai raised its Series B in 2021, it wasn’t just the management who were happy. Employees sold a total of $5.7m in shares — a rare opportunity to turn some of their equity into cold hard cash before the business is sold, or goes public.

App development platform Builder.ai plans on expanding to new markets and upgrading its AI-driven platform with its recent fundraise.

Builder.ai, a no-code app development platform, uses human-assisted AI to help SMEs and large corporates build apps up to 6x faster and up to 70% cheaper than traditional human teams. Customers include Henkel, BBC, the Indian Army and Virgin Unite.