"Essential IT Companies Worth Noting in Bangalore"
Bangalore, often dubbed the Silicon Valley of India, is a global hub for technology and innovation. With more than a dozen IT parks and a workforce of approximately 4.8 million, the city is the de facto leader of India's IT sector and home to numerous tech giants.
One such company is Tech Mahindra Americas, a global leader in consulting and systems integration. Based in over 90 countries, they focus on next-generation technologies like AI, 5G, IoT, and quantum computing.
Another notable player is Wipro Limited, India's third largest IT company with a workforce of 245,000 employees across 65 countries. Based in Bangalore, Wipro is a major contributor to the city's IT sector.
IBM, an American multinational IT company, also has a significant presence in Bangalore. The city serves as the headquarters for IBM's India operation.
Cisco, a California-based conglomerate, is a major facilitator of information exchange and internet connectivity in Bangalore. Cisco Meraki, a cloud-controlled IT network management division, is also building its presence in the city.
SAP, a German multinational software corporation, has a significant presence in Bangalore, with 40 percent of its research and development exports coming from the city.
HCL Technologies, another IT tech giant, has one of its 19 offices globally in Bangalore, providing software and infrastructure services including automation, business process services, cybersecurity, and AI.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India's largest IT tech company, plans to hire 40,000 recent graduates in the upcoming year. They have over 615,000 employees across 46 countries.
Mindtree, a global technology and consulting company based in Bangalore, offers services in cloud infrastructure, data analytics, product engineering, AI and automation consulting.
Clari, another Bangalore-based company, works in revenue operations to help client companies grow their businesses.
Mphasis, an applied technology services company headquartered in Bangalore, has a recently launched division, Mphasis.ai, focusing on modernizing software and applications through the power of artificial intelligence.
Oracle, an American computer tech corporation, sells software, hardware, and cloud-based services and has a growing presence in Bangalore.
Google, the world's largest tech company, is set to expand its presence in India with a $10 billion investment and plans to double its company size. Adobe, a software-as-a-service provider, also has a large employee base in India.
Infosys, the second largest India-based IT firm, has over 328,000 employees and operates out of 56 countries. The city is responsible for roughly 40 percent of India's total IT exports.
Capgemini, a global consulting firm, employs over 340,000 people across 50 countries, offering products and services in cloud, data, AI, software, digital engineering, and platforms.
Arrow Electronics, Inc. makes electronic components and has a local team with offices in Bangalore. Toast, a company providing SaaS products and point-of-sale hardware, also has an office in the city where it's hiring for a range of IT roles.
Intuit, a fintech software company, serves over 100 million customers globally and has an office in India. They have been recognised as a 'best company to work for' for fourteen consecutive years.
Lastly, Celonis, a company based in Bangalore, uses process mining and AI to enhance business efficiency. The city's IT sector is expected to double over the next few years, as it expands to $110 billion. With such a vibrant tech ecosystem, Bangalore continues to attract and nurture global tech giants.
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