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AI Turns Little-Known Lithuanian Unicorn Into Data Powerhouse

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 13 October 2026, 12:00 UTC By Milda Seputyte 1 min read
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Exclusive AI AI Turns Little-Known Lithuanian Unicorn Into Data Powerhouse A Baltic tech company tucked away on the site of a former sock factory has soared to become Lithuania’s latest unicorn, positioning itself as the workhorse of the data-driven artificial intelligence revolution. Vilnius-based Source, a web-data group that launched Tuesday as the umbrella group for Oxylabs and four other web-intelligence companies, is growing rapidly as AI developers fuel demand for public online data,...

Exclusive AI AI Turns Little-Known Lithuanian Unicorn Into Data Powerhouse A Baltic tech company tucked away on the site of a former sock factory has soared to become Lithuania’s latest unicorn, positioning itself as the workhorse of the data-driven artificial intelligence revolution. Vilnius-based Source, a web-data group that launched Tuesday as the umbrella group for Oxylabs and four other web-intelligence companies, is growing rapidly as AI developers fuel demand for public online data, Chief Executive Officer Vytautas Savickas said. The company has increased its data-processing capacity tenfold to keep pace with demand.
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