DISTRICT5
Builds applied AI and custom software for businesses across multiple sectors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About DISTRICT5
District5 builds AI and machine-learning features, data pipelines, APIs and platforms, as well as websites and mobile applications. It also develops and operates its own software products, including Kubius, Sendhit and Oberlisk, a self-hosted enterprise search platform.
The company provides software development, AI and machine-learning work, consultancy and network systems services to businesses. It has clients across the UK, US and EU and is a Google Cloud Build Partner.
DISTRICT5 LTD is a UK company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Fareham.
Product: Applied AI and machine-learning systems, custom software development, consultancy, network systems, and in-house software products.
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