Intel India opens a new design &#038; engineering centre in Bengaluru
Intel India has opened a new state-of-the-art facility in Bengaluru. The new centre has 4.53 lakh sq. ft of space across two towers that can accommodate 2,000 employees. The company said that the new centre will advance cutting-edge design and engineering work in client, data centre, IoT, graphics, artificial intelligence, and automotive segments. “As Intel’s largest design and engineering centre outside the US, Intel India plays a strategic role in Intel’s growth. It relentlessly focuses on expanding its design and innovation footprint by making significant contributions to Intel’s leadership products,” added Intel. Nivruti Rai, country head of Intel India and vice president of Intel Foundry Services, said that the new state-of-the-art centre in Bengaluru offers an amazing environment for its employees to innovate while they enjoy the energetic and collaborative vibes in the workplace. The two towers at Ecospace Business Park consist of G+5 floors. They feature facilities such as IoT-based systems like desk booking platforms, an interactive kiosk for occupancy status and floor layouts, real-time room occupancy indicators, etc. One floor of 70,000 sq. ft is dedicated to high-tech R&D labs for silicon design and validation purposes. The facility has many other employee amenities, such as over 50 video-enabled conference rooms, phone booths, collaboration spaces, breakout zones, and lounge areas.
The new centre will advance cutting-edge design and engineering work in client, data centre, IoT, graphics, artificial intelligence, and automotive segments.
Intel India has opened a new state-of-the-art facility in Bengaluru. The new centre has 4.53 lakh sq. ft of space across two towers.
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