This facility will start in HCL Tech Hyderabad, 5000 people will get jobs.

Hyderabad : A big thing has come to light about HCLTech, a major company in the technology sector. It is being told that HCLTech is expanding its global distribution area with the opening of a new technology center in its Hyderabad company. Due to this, 5,000 new jobs will be generated.

Apart from the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum i.e. WEF in Davos, Chief Minister A. The announcement was made after the meeting of Revanth Reddy and IT Minister D. Sridhar Babu with HCLTech's Global Chief Executive Officer (CEO and Managing Director) C. Vijayakumar on Tuesday.

According to the official press conference, the new 3,20,000 square feet center will provide state-of-the-art 'cloud', artificial intelligence (AI) and digital transformation solutions to global customers in industries such as high technology, biology and financial services.

Vijayakumar said that Hyderabad, with its world class infrastructure and talent pool, is occupying an important place in HCLTech's global ecosystem. The new center will bring cutting-edge capabilities to our global customer base and contribute to the local technology ecosystem.

He also invited the Chief Minister and the IT Minister to formally inaugurate the new technology center next month. Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy welcomed HCLTech's expansion plans and said the new technology center confirms Hyderabad's continued attractiveness for global level information technology (IT) companies. It also further strengthens its position as a leading IT center in the world.

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Sridhar Babu emphasized that the state government is committed to strengthening the technology and innovation ecosystem in Hyderabad. In this, special attention is being given to expanding it to medium and small cities to promote employment for local youth. He also assured full support to facilitate the continued growth of HCLTech in the state. HCLTech is present in Hyderabad since 2007.

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