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Lucent Innovation is a technology solutions company founded in October 2013 and headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, United States. The company specializes in artificial intelligence, machine learning, data engineering, and eCommerce development services, primarily serving enterprise clients in the United States, United Kingdom, and global markets.^[1]

Lucent Innovation was founded in October 2013 by Ashish Kasama and Nitesh Kasma. The name "Lucent" derives from the word meaning luminous or giving light. The company began as a two-person operation before expanding its services and team over the following years.

In 2015, the company became a Shopify expert partner, and by 2016 it achieved Shopify Plus Partner status as the team grew to 13 members. In 2017, the company established an office in New York. In 2019, the company expanded further with a second office in Ahmedabad, India, growing to 30 team members.

By 2022, Lucent Innovation had grown to 60 team members and continued expanding its AI and data science capabilities. In 2024, the company organized DataThrone, described as the first AI, ML, and Data Science hackathon in Gujarat, India, with the team having grown to approximately 80 members.

Lucent Innovation operates from its headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware, United States, with offices in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar in Gujarat, India, as well as GIFT City (Gujarat International Finance Tec-City).

The company serves startups, emerging businesses, and established enterprises across industries including retail, healthcare, finance, and telecommunications.

Lucent Innovation offers services across two main practice areas:

The company provides Databricks consulting, data engineering, AI consulting, and large language model (LLM) development services. It is a certified Databricks Partner.

The company offers Shopify Plus development, Shopify app development, custom web and mobile application development, and CRM solutions. It is a certified Shopify Plus Partner.

Lucent Innovation holds certifications and partnerships including Shopify Plus Partner status and Databricks Partner certification. The company is also ISO certified.^[2]

In 2024, Lucent Innovation hosted DataThrone 2024, a data science competition for students and professionals in Gujarat, India.^[3]