IT & Global Capability Centres

Build global. Scale from Telangana

Hyderabad is one of India’s leading technology and GCC destinations, with 500+ Global Capability Centres, 300,000+ GCC professionals and a broader IT/ITeS workforce of 939,000+. Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, Salesforce, Deloitte, UBS, Novartis, Micron, Amgen, ServiceNow and T-Mobile have all built significant operations here, drawing on the city's technology talent and established business ecosystem.

Every year, 110,000+ engineering graduates join the talent pool. Grade-A office infrastructure, strong digital connectivity and an active innovation ecosystem give global businesses a solid base to set up and grow.

The Telangana Edge

Global Capability Centres

500+ GCCs across technology and global business functions (ecosystem snapshot, Sept 2026)

IT Professionals

939,000+ IT professionals

Engineering Graduates

110,000+ engineering graduates every year

Institutions

200+ engineering & technology institutions

Office Infrastructure

Grade-A office infrastructure and plug-and-play facilities

GCC Professionals

300,000+ GCC professionals, within a broader IT/ITeS workforce of 939,000+

GCC Momentum

197+ new GCC establishments and expansions, 2024–mid-2026

Tier-II Expansion

Expanding IT Hubs and Towers across Tier-II cities

Strategic Advantages

Industry Presence

Beyond GCCs, Hyderabad has a large base of IT/ITeS, software, product engineering, BPM, fintech, cloud, AI, cybersecurity and digital-services companies.

The launch of a global technology centre in Hyderabad

Talent Base

The 939,000+ IT workforce figure comes from the state's latest consolidated IT employment data. Beyond AI, cloud, cybersecurity, data and fintech, Hyderabad has talent in software engineering, product development, BFSI, healthcare technology and global business services.

An engineer demonstrating an AI project at a technology centre

Skilling Capacity

Engineering and technology institutions are joined by ITIs, polytechnics, universities and sector-specific skilling programmes. TASK works with industry and academia to build industry-ready skills. More than 800 colleges are registered with TASK, and over 100,000 youth have been skilled since it began.

The Chief Minister with a visiting delegation

Ready Infrastructure

Hyderabad offers extensive Grade-A office space and plug-and-play facilities across HITEC City, Madhapur, Raidurg, Financial District, Gachibowli, Nanakramguda and Kokapet. IT Hubs and Towers in Tier-II cities add investment options outside the capital.

A Grade-A technology campus in Hyderabad

Sector-Specific Parks

Software Technology Parks/SEZs, the IMAGE Media & Animation ecosystem and other technology-focused developments add to the state's technology infrastructure.

A ground-breaking ceremony for a new technology campus

CoEs & Institutional Collaborations

Startups and innovation: T-Hub, T-Works and RICH. T-Works is India's largest integrated hardware prototyping centre, with a 78,000 sq. ft. Phase-I facility. RICH runs IT incubation facilities in Warangal, Khammam, Karimnagar and beyond.
Academia: IIIT Hyderabad, IIT Hyderabad, BITS Pilani Hyderabad, University of Hyderabad, ISB and NIT Warangal, working with industry through academia-industry partnerships.

A technology leader calling on the Chief Minister

Why Investors Choose Telangana

Major GCC destination: Hyderabad is a leading GCC hub outside Bengaluru.
Cost competitiveness: Operating costs are lower than in comparable global technology hubs.
Startup depth: A mature startup ecosystem sits alongside the established IT/ITeS base.
Government-industry interface: The state works closely with industry.