Hyderabad is gaining more recognition as a top tech center with GI Outsourcing opening a new Global Capability Centre at the International Tech Park. This development, announced on Tuesday, will create 200 jobs by 2028, boosting income for young professionals. The center started with about 50 employees and plans to grow steadily.
There’s a growing global need for skilled services in finance, accounting, and AI. The new center will teach young people AI skills for better job opportunities and higher income.
Experts say these AI-focused centers help generate income indirectly by supporting local services, training, and businesses. Hyderabad’s large number of finance graduates and tech experts makes it appealing for global companies looking for efficient and high-value service centers. This center is part of a trend where such facilities are evolving from simple back-office roles to innovative employment hubs.
Group CEO Tariq Husain emphasized India’s importance to the company’s growth. Meanwhile, Siddharth Viswanathan from the British Deputy High Commission highlighted that this launch strengthens the UK-India economic partnership, enhancing the city’s role in the national digital and knowledge economy.
