全球企业正在扩大印度的人工智能、生物技术和创新技术中心,增加就业和GDP。 Global firms are expanding India’s tech hubs for AI, biotech, and innovation, boosting jobs and GDP.

包括Zoom、T-Mobile和西南航空公司在内的全球公司正在探索在印度建立全球能力中心的计划,根据资料来源,这些中心受到熟练技术人才的吸引,而且现有枢纽取得成功。 Global companies including Zoom, T-Mobile, and Southwest Airlines are exploring plans to establish global capability centres (GCCs) in India, attracted by skilled tech talent and the success of existing hubs, according to sources. 虽然这些公司尚未证实这些报告，但越来越多的跨国公司——从金融、零售到消费品——正在海得拉巴、班加罗尔、孟买和GIFT城等城市扩展或启动以创新为核心的海湾合作委员会。 While the firms have not confirmed the reports, a growing number of multinational corporations—from finance and retail to consumer goods—are expanding or launching innovation-focused GCCs in cities like Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and GIFT City. Covid后的转变使海合会从成本效率转向AI、生物技术、半导体和空间技术的研究与发展。 The shift post-Covid has moved GCCs from cost efficiency to R&D in AI, biotech, semiconductors, and spacetech. 印度现在拥有1800多个海湾合作委员会, 雇佣210万人, 贡献680亿美元的GDP, India now hosts over 1,800 GCCs, employing 2.1 million people and contributing $68 billion to GDP, supported by government policies and infrastructure.