TMUS Global Solutions, a subsidiary of US telecom giant T-Mobile, has inaugurated its Global Technology Centre in Hyderabad, marking a major expansion of the company's technology and innovation footprint outside the United States. According to reports from Moneycontrol, The Hindu BusinessLine, and the latest state government statement, the new 2.5 lakh sq. ft. facility was inaugurated by Telangana Information Technology, Electronics, Communications, Industries & Commerce Minister Duddilla Sridhar Babu on Thursday, June 4, 2026. The centre is expected to strengthen Hyderabad's position as a preferred destination for global capability centres (GCCs) and advanced technology operations, reinforcing the city's status as a hub for innovation and talent. As per The Hindu BusinessLine, the facility will serve as a strategic innovation centre, building advanced capabilities across software engineering, DevOps, product development, data analytics, and cybersecurity.
TMUS Global Solutions has announced plans to expand its Hyderabad workforce to nearly 1,000 employees by 2027, as reported by Moneycontrol, The Hindu BusinessLine, and the latest state government statement. During the inauguration, Sridhar Babu thanked T-Mobile for choosing Hyderabad for its India expansion, stating that the investment reflects confidence in Telangana's technology ecosystem and skilled workforce. The minister noted that Hyderabad has developed into one of India's leading GCC destinations, with professionals contributing across sectors including telecom, artificial intelligence, life sciences, semiconductors, BFSI and retail. The facility will help drive capabilities across software platforms, cloud technologies, data, artificial intelligence, automation, cybersecurity, and enterprise digital transformation. According to The Hindu BusinessLine, the company's employees at the GCC will build advanced capabilities across these key technology areas, with the centre playing an important role in strengthening the company's engineering and digital capabilities.
The Hyderabad centre will serve as a strategic innovation hub within T-Mobile's global network, supporting capabilities across software engineering, DevOps, product development, data analytics, cybersecurity and next-generation digital solutions, according to Moneycontrol reports. The facility has been designed as a globally integrated technology and innovation centre and is expected to support T-Mobile's efforts to build next-generation connectivity and digital solutions for its customers worldwide. As per The Hindu BusinessLine, the 2.5 lakh sq ft GTC will serve as a strategic innovation centre, building advanced capabilities across software engineering, DevOps, product development, data analytics, and cybersecurity. The centre will support the development of scalable technology solutions serving technology operations and customer experiences, with the facility playing an important role in strengthening the company's engineering and digital capabilities.
Speaking at the event, Sridhar Babu emphasized that the world is looking at Telangana to do miracles, innovation, and create new engineering excellence, as reported by Moneycontrol. The minister highlighted that the state has built an ecosystem that enables global companies to scale rapidly and develop technologies with global impact. "This capability did not happen overnight. Over two years, we have built one of the most diverse and high-value GCC ecosystems in the country," Sridhar Babu stated. The investment reflects growing confidence in Telangana's position as a centre for advanced technology and engineering talent, positioning the state as a preferred destination for global technology companies. According to The Hindu BusinessLine, the minister noted that "Our talent today is not limited to one sector or one technology. Engineers and innovators from Hyderabad are solving complex challenges across telecom, AI, life sciences, semiconductors, BFSI, retail, and several other industries."
Hyderabad plays host to more than 450 GCCs employing more than three lakh professionals across sectors, underscoring the strong combination of technology talent, innovation capabilities and an established ecosystem the city offers, according to Moneycontrol. V-P Information Technology at TMUS Global Solutions Chandra Gupta emphasized that the new centre will play an important role in strengthening the company's engineering and digital capabilities. The minister noted that engineers and innovators from Hyderabad are solving complex challenges across telecom, AI, life sciences, semiconductors, BFSI, retail and several other industries, with Telangana having created the right ecosystem for global companies to come, scale and build technologies that create impact across the world. As per The Hindu BusinessLine, Sridhar Babu stated that "The T-Mobile centre will further strengthen Telangana's role as a hub for advanced technology, engineering, and innovation capabilities." The latest Nasscom-Zinnov report from May indicates that two-thirds of new GCCs in India choose Bengaluru and Hyderabad, highlighting these cities' dominance in global technology operations.
