Bangalore: Infosys Technologies is planning to set up a new campus in Bangalore and has sought about 350 acres of land from the Karnataka government. The proposed campus would be located north of ...

Infosys’ main campus in Electronics City, a key software hub in Bangalore, is spread over 79 acres with capacity for 25,000 professionals, but has been filled to the brim the last two years.

Infosys Technologies Ltd, India's No 2 software services exporter, is planning a new campus in Bangalore as it hires by the thousands to feed an outsourcing boom, officials said on Thursday ...

Infosys, which brought Bangalore the tag of IT city, designs and delivers technology-enabled business solutions that help Global 2000 companies win in what Nandan Nilekani characterized, and ...

Infosys Bangalore campus organised a function, which was attended among others by CISF director-general R K Mishra, and senior Infosys management, including chairman and chief mentor N R Narayana ...

BANGALORE: Infosys Technologies Ltd., India's No. 2 software services exporter, is planning a new campus in Bangalore as it hires by the thousands to feed an outsourcing boom, officials said.

BANGALORE: Infosys Technologies is on a rampage, spreading out by another 100 acres in the city. India's most admired IT company is planning to set up yet another lively campus near Sarjapur Road ...

Even in terms of campus size, Infosys-Pune will be bigger. The built-up area of Infosys-Bangalore is 42,94,728 sq ft, while the Pune campus will soon expand to 54,07,284 sq ft.

BENGALURU: Infosys hired a mere 11,900 campus recruits in FY24, a 76% drop compared to the 50,000 freshers it hired in the year-ago period. "We recruited nearly 11,900 college graduates in the ...

Infosys-Bangalore currently has 28,905 employees, while its Pune campus will soon have 32,914 employees. An IT-industry tracker told Mirror, “Conventionally, a corporate firm has the maximum ...