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Hyderabad Overtakes Bengaluru in New GCCs: Is India's IT Crown Shifting?

For years, Bengaluru was the first city that came to mind when talking about India’s IT industry. However, the landscape is now beginning to change. Hyderabad is rapidly emerging as a preferred destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs), with many multinational companies choosing the city for their new offices. In several aspects, Hyderabad is now posing strong competition to Bengaluru.

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News18•09-03-2026, 11:19

Hyderabad Overtakes Bengaluru in New GCCs: Is India's IT Crown Shifting?

•Hyderabad is rapidly emerging as a preferred destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs), challenging Bengaluru's long-held IT dominance.
•GoodReturns data shows Hyderabad secured 35 (41%) of 85 new greenfield GCCs in India in 2025, while Bengaluru attracted only 21.
•The city's appeal stems from rapid infrastructure development, lower cost of living, and innovation hubs like T-Hub and Genome Valley.
•Global companies like JPMorgan Chase, Oracle Corporation, AMD, and L’Oréal are establishing significant operations in Hyderabad.
•Bengaluru struggles with traffic, infrastructure pressure, and rising costs, potentially leading to a shift in future investments.

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