Global Tech Giants to Establish R&D Centers in Tamil Nadu, India

Global tech firms to set up R&D, development centers in Tamil Nadu

Global technology firms including Nokia, PayPal, and Applied Materials have signed MoUs with Tamil Nadu to establish R&D and delivery centers. These investments, worth Rs 900 crore, aim to create over 4,000 jobs across the state. This announcement came during Chief Minister MK Stalin's visit to the US. CHENNAI: Several global technology giants, including PayPal, Nokia, Applied Materials, and Microchip Technology, have signed memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with the Tamil Nadu government to establish research and development (R&D) and global delivery centers in state. The state government secured Rs 900 crore in investments during chief minister Stalin's visit to the US, with the potential to create over 4,000 jobs.MoUs were signed with six US companies across sectors such as semiconductors, fintech, and healthcare at an investment conclave held in San Francisco. Nokia is committed to setting up an R&D center at Siruseri SIPCOT, focusing on fixed network testing, with an investment of Rs 400 crore while PayPal is planning to establish an advanced AI development center in the state. Applied Materials will develop an AI-enabled technology center for semiconductor manufacturing, while Microchip Technology is investing Rs 250 crore to expand its integrated circuit development and software design capabilities. Yield Engineering Systems is set to build a semiconductor equipment manufacturing facility in Coimbatore, investing Rs 150 crore. Additionally, Infinx Healthcare plans to open a technology delivery center in Madurai, bringing an investment of Rs 50 crore and generating 700 new jobs. State industries minister TRB Raaja and department secretary Arun Roy, along with other senior officials, were present at the event to facilitate these agreements.

Global tech firms to set up R&D centers, development centers in Tamil Nadu

Global technology companies such as PayPal, Nokia, and Applied Materials have signed MoUs with the Tamil Nadu government to set up research and development centres and global delivery centres. The agreements involve a total investment of Rs 900 crore and are expected to create over 4,000 job opportunities across different parts of the state. CHENNAI: Various global technology firms have signed agreements (MoUs) to set up their research and development centres and global delivery centres in the state. This includes PayPal, Applied Materials, Microchip Technology, and Nokia. The Tamil Nadu govt has signed a memorandum of understanding for investments totalling Rs 900 crore and has the potential for more than 4,000 employment opportunities in different parts of the state, as part of Chief Minister MK Stalin's US trip. The state govt, on Thursday, signed agreements (MoUs) with representatives from six US firms in sectors such as semiconductor, fintech, and health at an investment conclave held at the tech hub of San Francisco in California, US. Finnish telecom major Nokia has signed an agreement with the state govt to set up a research and development centre at Siruseri SIPCOT with fixed network testing capabilities, according to a release from the Tamil Nadu govt. The project entails a potential investment of Rs 400 crore. US payments company PayPal is to set up an advanced development centre focused on artificial intelligence (AI) and has signed an agreement with the state govt. Applied Materials, a semiconductor and display equipment player, has signed an MoU to build an advanced artificial intelligence-enabled technology development centre for semiconductor manufacturing and equipment. Microchip Technology plans a Rs 250 crore investment, according to the release. The company already has a facility in the state focusing on integrated circuit development, design, and software development. Yield Engineering Systems, a maker of manufacturing processing equipment, has agreed to set up a product development and manufacturing facility for semiconductor equipment at Coimbatore with an investment of Rs 150 crore. The company already has an engineering centre in Coimbatore. Infinx Healthcare plans to set up a technology delivery centre at Madurai with an investment of Rs 50 crore and the potential for 700 jobs. State Industries Minister T R B Raaja, department secretary Arun Roy, and senior officials were present at the event.