Dell considering a fresh investment in Bengaluru, says Karnataka govt
Dell is considering a fresh investment in its research and development (R&D) centre in Bengaluru, an official statement said on Saturday.
The Dell team comprising Michael Dundas of Global Manufacturing Operations and Technology, Alan Richey, Senior Vice President, Legal, and Tabrez Ahmad, Director, Asia Pacific and Japan, Govt Affairs and Public Policy held meetings with Karnataka Large and Medium Industries and Infrastructure Minister M.B. Patil, in Austin, on Friday, as per the state Large and Medium Industries Ministry.
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Dell also put forth its requirements with respect to ESDM ecosystem players and suppliers in the state.
The company, which is valued at $50 billion, already operates a prominent research and development centre in Bengaluru.
At the global level, Dell operates around 25 manufacturing facilities with 14 of these facilities dedicated to R&D.
The Karnataka business delegation is visiting various states in the US to attract investments into the state. Principal Secretary, Commerce and Industries, Dr S Selvakumar, and Industrial Development Commissioner and Director, Industries and Commerce, Gunjan Krishna, are
