T-Mobile Inaugurates Global Technology Centre in Hyderabad, Plans 1,000 Employees by 2027

U.S. telecom operator T-Mobile inaugurated its Global Technology Centre in Hyderabad, Telangana, to expand its engineering and digital capabilities outside the United States. The new facility—leased across about 250,000 square feet and operated through TMUS Global Solutions—will support work across software engineering, DevOps, product development, data analytics, cybersecurity, cloud technologies, and AI, aimed at improving technology operations and customer experience. T-Mobile plans to scale the Hyderabad center to nearly 1,000 employees by 2027. Telangana officials said the launch reflects Hyderabad’s broad talent base and innovation ecosystem, positioning the center as part of the state’s growing network of global capability centers. The announcement also underscores continuing shifts in India’s GCC landscape from outsourcing to in-house roles that build capabilities for global companies.
T-Mobile’s Hyderabad centre was inaugurated by Telangana IT minister D. Sridhar Babu, and during the event he and Sai Krishna (IT Advisor to the state government) toured the site and met TMUS Global Solutions India leaders including Chandra Gupta, Vice President (IT Operations).
A Reuters report citing a Nasscom–Zinnov study said two-thirds of new GCCs in India choose Bengaluru and Hyderabad—providing a data-backed rationale for why T-Mobile selected the Hyderabad market.
Chandra Gupta (Vice President, Information Technology at TMUS Global Solutions) said, “Hyderabad offers a strong combination of technology talent, innovation capabilities, and an established ecosystem that aligns with our long-term goals,” adding that the centre will “play an important role in strengthening our engineering and digital capabilities.”
The Economic Times report also noted the company context that T-Mobile is one of the largest wireless network operators in the U.S., serving more than 140 million customers—framing the scale of the customer-experience and operations goals tied to the new hub.
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