Qualcomm Is Developing Its Second Largest Campus In Hyderabad

Qualcomm is establishing its second-largest campus in Hyderabad occupying 15.72 lakh sq ft of space and investing ₹3,904.55 crores over five years. 

The campus works will be completed by October 2022. Nearly 8700 people will be employed in this facility.  

Callaway Golf, a premium golf equipment and active life company with a portfolio of global brands will establish its DigiTech Centre in Hyderabad, hiring around 300 software professionals. Callaway Golf amasses annual revenues of $3.2 billion. 

Rama Rao consulted other collaboration opportunities like sport, tourism, and manufacturing in Telangana. Callaway decided on Hyderabad after analyzing many cities across the world. 

Fisker Inc, an American electric vehicle company, also chose Hyderabad to establish its IT Development Centre in Hyderabad. 

Qualcomm announced after Rama Rao met company Chief Financial Officer Akash Palkiwala, Vice Presidents James Jean, Lakshmi Rayapudi, Parag Agase, and Director Dev Singh. 

Rama Rao said Telangana will be the fate of the electric vehicle ecosystem. Hyderabad holds potential for design, research, and development projects in the automobile sector. 

Fisker's team will visit Hyderabad to assimilate the local EV ecosystem and explore other avenues of collaboration. The company will be part of Telangana's Mobility Cluster setting up.