T-Mobile cuts ribbon on first Indian tech hub

Cameron Page2026-06-05T16:36:00

Source: T-Mobile

Operator opens up Global Capability Center in the city of Hyderabad, expanding parent DT’s presence in the country. T-Mobile reportedly planning to hire 1,000 workers at the site by 2027 …

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Organisations: Deutsche Telekom; Tech Mahindra; Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee; T-Mobile US; T-Mobile Global Solutions Technology; Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development; T-Systems; T-Systems ICT India; Washington State Employment Security Department.
Geographies: Asia; India; North America; United States of America (USA).
People: Sridhar Babu Duddilla; Anant Padmanabhan.
Themes: Artificial intelligence (AI); Business-to-business IT; Cloud; Cloud engineering; Cybersecurity; Data analytics; DevOps; Digital transformation; Global Capability Center; Innovation hub; IT capabilities; IT centre; IT organisation; Job cuts; Layoffs; Product development; Software engineering; Technology ecosystem; Telecommunications; Workforce expansion.

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