Top hardware companies are investing in Bengaluru as the region expands beyond software and IT services.
IT businesses abound in India’s tech capital region, as a growing number of software developers and AI companies base operations there.
The semiconductor supplier plans to house 3,000 employees at its Bengaluru Development Center in the next decade.
The company will invest in product development and establishing commercial partnerships.
India’s Silicon Valley is home to companies of all types, making the city a booming hub for innovation.
The company’s India team focuses on quality assurance and development for its social-based mobile games.
The SoftBank-owned company’s Bengaluru facility will create 500 local semiconductor jobs.
The company’s expansion in the Asia-Pacific region builds upon its existing office in Tokyo.
The IT solutions provider will use the location to increase its engineering capacity for observability, hybrid IT and AI-powered solutions.
The IPO will open for anchor investor bids on Oct. 1.
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