'Intel' opened its 2nd largest design and engineering centre in the world at Bengaluru. India is the largest R&D house for Intel outside of US

[INDIAPOSITIVE]

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[StraightEdge]

I wish they opened it somewhere else, Bangalore is slowly becoming unliveable place.

 

[Black Tornado]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1540604363491745792

https://twitter.com/x/status/1540704992608124931

https://twitter.com/x/status/1540490771345952768

Highly encouraging news, hope that soon we’ll get our first semicon fab as well…

 

[INS_Vikrant]

I wish they opened it somewhere else, Bangalore is slowly becoming unliveable place.

When work from home started two years back I thought this would lead to several IT major companies opening offices in tier 2 or even tier 3 cities, win win for all. IT companies don't have to spend fortune to open more centers in expensive commercial office spaces in metros, employees can better manage their work and personal lives if they don't have to migrate saving rent and other expenses, less migration into major cities and IT hubs would ease population pressure in those few Cities making the liveable once again, and employment and more revenue for tier 2 and 3 city and state govts allowing them their infrastructure and living conditions there as well. Sadly all of that is not happening.

 

[Black Tornado]

When work from home started two years back I thought this would lead to several IT major companies opening offices in tier 2 or even tier 3 cities, win win for all. IT companies don't have to spend fortune to open more centers in expensive commercial office spaces in metros, employees can better manage their work and personal lives if they don't have to migrate saving rent and other expenses, less migration into major cities and IT hubs would ease population pressure in those few Cities making the liveable once again, and employment and more revenue for tier 2 and 3 city and state govts allowing them their infrastructure and living conditions there as well. Sadly all of that is not happening.

Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities are getting lot of investments in ITES sector.

 

[Beast]

Terrible decision from Intel. No wonder Intel are going downhill...

 

[KAL-EL]

Terrible decision from Intel. No wonder Intel are going downhill...

Intel isn't going anywhere, anytime soon. no matter how much the radical hyper nationalist in you desperately wishes it.

 

[Black Tornado]

Terrible decision from Intel. No wonder Intel are going downhill...

Downhill for what? They’ve been investing a lot in India and they’re very well acquainted with India.

 

[INS_Vikrant]

Terrible decision from Intel. No wonder Intel are going downhill...

Most major tech companies have their chip design centers in india, and almost all have Indian engineers employed it this field abroad as well. And Intel going down hill? Dude please it might have Stagnated a bit in recent years but with US govt push to bring back latest gen of chip manufacturing back to US they are poised to reemerge on top over most of their fabless rivals. It's not going anywhere it's simply too important especially current geopolitical conditions and supply chain issues in semiconductor industry.

 

[INS_Vikrant]

intel's done for, jain at db, murthy at intel, western companies are dying from the inside out letting indians swell the ranks instead of whites and yellows

A Korean immigrant is suing chip-maker Intel Corp. for allegedly allowing its imported Indian managers to illegally favor the hiring and promotion of Indian job seekers

Microsoft market before Satya Nadela 300 billion
Microsoft current market cap 1.7 trillion

Google market cap before Sundar Pichai 500 billion
Google market cap now 1.5 trillion

 

[Kyusuibu Honbu]

Intel isn't going anywhere, anytime soon. no matter how much the radical hyper nationalist in you desperately wishes it.

Irony is Intel value rises with any stupid stunts CCP pulls on Taiwan