SplashBI opens $100M Global Capability Center in Hyderabad
SplashBI has opened its first dedicated Global Capability Center in Hyderabad, consolidating teams that have worked in the city since 2014. The 20,000-square-foot facility, which Telangana IT Minister D Sridhar Babu inaugurated, can host 275 professionals and signals the company’s long-term bet on India. Over the next five to seven years, SplashBI plans to spend more than $100 million to expand engineering, AI and customer delivery from the site.
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30 SEC SUMMARY
- SplashBI’s new 20,000-square-foot Global Capability Center in Hyderabad is its first dedicated hub in India.
- The company will spend over $100 million in the next five to seven years to expand the facility.
- Teams at the centre will develop SplashAI, improve data connectivity and business modelling, and handle customer implementations.
- Telangana IT Minister D Sridhar Babu opened the facility, which can host 275 professionals.
- SplashBI says the centre will help businesses better connect and use data for decisions, AI and analytics.
Hyderabad hub becomes SplashBI’s main engineering base
SplashBI’s first dedicated Global Capability Center in India is now open in Hyderabad. The 20,000-square-foot facility, inaugurated by Telangana IT Minister D Sridhar Babu, can house 275 professionals and replaces multiple smaller offices the company has used in the city since 2014.
By bringing everyone under one roof, SplashBI aims to cut silos and scale faster. The Hyderabad centre is now the largest of its kind for the company anywhere in India.
$100 million plan spreads across AI, engineering and customer teams
SplashBI will invest more than $100 million in the Hyderabad centre over the next five to seven years. The funds will upgrade infrastructure, add new technology and grow teams in product engineering, AI and customer delivery.
Engineers in Hyderabad will tackle everything from data connectivity and business modelling to SplashAI development and live customer roll-outs. Platform and domain-analytics teams sit side by side, allowing quicker iteration between builds and deployments.
The five-to-seven-year timeline reflects a long-term bet, not a rush to scale.
Founders say Hyderabad centre will reshape enterprise data use
CEO and co-founder Naveen Miglani said the Hyderabad centre will help enterprises turn raw data into reliable decisions. The focus, he added, is on better connecting information across departments and applying it to AI, analytics and reporting.
Kiran Reddy Pasham, president and co-founder, said the local teams will build platform tools and domain content. Those assets, Pasham said, will let customers integrate and use their data more effectively.
What this means
Lazyfounder analysis — our interpretation, not reported fact.
By anchoring product engineering and AI development in Hyderabad, SplashBI is treating India as a core R&D base rather than a satellite office. If the model delivers, rivals in enterprise data intelligence may hasten their own shifts to Indian tech hubs—adding depth, not just cost savings, to their global teams.
Key takeaways
- Hyderabad is now SplashBI’s main engineering and delivery base outside the US.
- The $100 million investment will roll out over five to seven years, covering infrastructure, technology and hiring.
- The GCC will focus on SplashAI, data connectivity and customer roll-outs to speed up product cycles.
- Founders say the move will help enterprises close gaps in data integration and AI adoption.
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Sources
- ET Tech (The Economic Times) · 2026-11-09
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