Trigyn announces AI centre in Hyderabad to generate 1,000 jobs

New York: Trigyn Technologies has announced that it is going to launch an Artificial Intelligence (AI) innovation delivery centre in Hyderabad.

The proposal was agreed upon after the global technological syndicate met and discussed the plan with the Telangana delegation led by chief minister A Revanth Reddy and IT minister D Sridhar Babu here, as part of the trip to the USA for investments in the State.

Trigyn Technologies is a global digital and intelligence solutions provider with an ecosystem of data, analytics and AI startups.

Production mode in the six months

Trigyn said it will establish an AI innovation and delivery centre in Hyderabad to hire, train and grow to a total capacity of over 1,000 people in the next three years.

The company, with a total revenue of over $160 million, has around 100 people currently in Hyderabad out of its global force of over 2,500 people, out of which, 1,000 are in India.

The leadership team of the firm said it expects to move into production mode over the next six months, given the anticipation of rapid growth in AI adoption across sectors. Over the last year, Trigyn and its associated startup have been helping clients get their organisations ready for AI through Proof of Concepts (PoCs) and pilots.

The firm, a technology partner to the UN and its organisations around the world, for over over two decades, expressed confidence in Telangana and Hyderabad, after the meeting with the official delegation.