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GLOBAL CAPABILITY CENTRES IN INDIA
Nearly 70% of India's GCCs stuck at AI pilot stage: Dell-Zinnov reportThe report, titled 'India GCCs 2030: From Capability Centers to Agentic Transformation Engines', noted that while ambition remains high, ap...- 70% of India’s GCCs are stuck in AI pilot mode, says reportIndia's Global Capability Centres are transitioning to focus on creating measurable business outcomes with AI technology. Currently, many c...
- Sunrise Sectors: SBI chief Setty sees next wave of global investment taking shapeState Bank of India Chairman Challa Sreenivasulu Setty emphasized the role of banking institutions in supporting sunrise sectors. He identi...
- US coffee chain Starbucks plans global tech centre in India: ReportGCCs have moved beyond low-cost back-office support, with global business groups using these centres to support headquarters through higher...
- From fabrics to fighter jets: Raymond moves into fighter aircraft assemblyRaymond Ltd has announced an expansion into aircraft structures with its subsidiary JK Maini Global Aerospace. The subsidiary won a tender ...
- India can become an AI infrastructure hub for Global South: Microsoft's Puneet ChandokMicrosoft has launched the India South Central Cloud Region in Hyderabad, its fourth in the country, following the existing ones in Mumbai,...
- Starbucks inks MoU to set up its first India GCC in ChennaiStarbucks will hire 800 employees for its first Indian technology hub. The company signed an agreement with the Tamil Nadu government for t...
- Homegrown talent, MCC footprint to make India a global content production hubIndia could emerge as a global content production hub by combining its growing AI capabilities, creative talent and expanding media global ...
- Starbucks plans Chennai GCC with 800 new jobsUS coffee giant Starbucks plans to open a global capability centre in Chennai. This new facility is expected to create approximately 800 jo...
- Japan, Korea, China had their turn. India is now ‘inevitable’: Nothing's Carl Pei bets on the next global tech waveNothing CEO Carl Pei has called India “inevitable” as the next major hub for global consumer electronics, arguing that manufacturing is onl...
- India needs to move beyond chip manufacturing, use Indian chips in products designed and made locally: ReportIndia’s next phase of semiconductor growth should focus beyond manufacturing capacity on building a domestic ecosystem where chips designed...
- ICAI readies CA Act changes to build bigger accounting firmsThe Institute of Chartered Accountants of India will propose Act changes soon. These changes aim to help Indian firms compete globally. The...
- Govt estimates 200 chip design companies to emerge from Rs 1.27 lakh cr Semicon 2.0 schemeIndia anticipates around 200 chip design companies emerging from the Semicon 2.0 scheme. This initiative aims to boost the nation's semicon...
- GIFT City moves up 9 places to 37th globally, ranks among Asia-Pacific top 15GIFT City has surged nine positions to secure the 37th spot in the Global Financial Centres Index, marking a significant achievement for In...
- Semicon India 2.0: Infineon CEO calls India key semiconductor market, expands workforce by 28%Highlighting the vital role of India in the global market, Infineon Technologies CEO Jochen Hanebeck remarked on the exciting advancements ...
- Applied Materials announces $5 billion India investment under Vision 2035 for semiconductor ecosystemApplied Materials will invest five billion dollars over the next decade. This investment aims to accelerate India's semiconductor ecosystem...
- India’s Semicon 2.0 should go beyond chip fabs, focus on design, packaging: Chris MillerIndia's semiconductor strategy should broaden beyond fabrication to include design and equipment. Advanced packaging offers another signifi...
- India's policymakers keen to adopt new technologies: Autodesk CEO Andrew AnagnostAutodesk's CEO notes India's ministers are receptive to new technologies and collaboration. The country offers significant quality and dept...
- PwC India, US to create 40,000-strong consulting JV: India to get operating controlPwC India and PwC US plan to create a 40,000-employee consulting joint venture that would be worth about $2 billion at launch. PwC India wi...
- Hyderabad's GCC boom is making its office advantage pricierHyderabad's prime office rents now exceed Bengaluru's, driven by global capability center demand. New-age Grade A+ buildings in Madhapur co...
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