SynopsisAbout 80% of the expected headcount growth will come from existing GCCs and 20% from new centres, said Pareekh Jain, chief executive of EIIRTrend, a market research firm. The expansion highlights a wider divergence across India’s engineering GCC market.Semiconductor global capability centres (GCCs) in India are expected to add 8,000-10,000 employees this year, taking the sector’s workforce to about 80,000, as chip companies expand their India operations amid a global surge in demand for chips used in artificial intelligence and data centres, according to industry estimates.About 80% of the expected headcount growth will come from existing GCCs and 20% from new centres, said Pareekh Jain, chiefNow Playing
Semiconductor GCCs set to add 10,000 jobs in India - The Economic Times
About 80% of the expected headcount growth will come from existing GCCs and 20% from new centres, said Pareekh Jain, chief executive of EIIRTrend, a market research firm. The expansion highlights a wider divergence across India’s engineering GCC market.
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