News
"We want more Uruguayan technology services companies in the world".
CUTI implements strategies for the commercial development of the sector and works with emphasis on internationalization, mainly through an "accelerator" of companies and trade missions around the world.
Álvaro Lamé: "Ours is an industry that can change people's lives".
CHRONICLES Tribute to Álvaro Lamé
3D to suit the consumer
Uruguayan company was awarded in Las Vegas for a technology that allows the printing of sweets.
Tech Tip 2017
Tickets are now on sale for the Punta Tech Meetup, the main meeting of the summer for the business and technology sector.
Nicolás Jodal: Exporting Neurons
"The way to survive and be successful is to have passion for what you do. Then there's creativity, determination and dedication..."
Cuti's Special Communiqué
The Uruguayan Chamber of Information Technology deeply regrets to inform the death of our President, Mr. Álvaro Lamé.
MonkeyLearn Expands and Secures Major Investment in Silicon Valley
The company specialized in machine learning obtains the sum of US$ 600,000 and goes for the million.
Uruguayan application GPSGay lands in the United States
The founders of the platform for the gay community expect to close a US$1,000,000 investment round soon.
Datasec and Grupo Radar present their 2016 Information Security Indicators Report
Survey 2016, which includes data on compliance with good practices and basic information security controls by Uruguayans.
The digital world presents new challenges for three-quarters of CIOs
Distributed IT, areas of "Shadow IT" and data security risks are important issues as businesses around the world respond to the threats of digital disruption.
Emprendiendo por un sueño (projects that won Emprendetón will seek to be incubated)
The winners of the second edition of the Emprendetón contest were "The bot makers" in the Banking category, "Vigiator" in Agro, "Trip Assistance" in Health, and "The talent machine" in Creative Industries.
Jóvenes a Programar, a new project of Plan Ceibal with the support of Cuti
The Jóvenes a Programar project will train 1,000 young people with no previous programming experience from all over the country, with the support of Cuti.
Connect