Cognizant Technology Solutions is set to invest $183 million to build a new campus in Vishakapatanam, India, creating 8,000 jobs. The project aligns with the company's strategy to optimize real estate costs and tap into the growing demand for AI-powered IT services.
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Cognizant is investing 15.82 billion rupees ($182.76 million) in the new campus in Vishakapatanam.
The new campus in Vishakapatanam is expected to be operational in March 2029.
The new campus will create about 8,000 jobs.
Cognizant's strategy includes relinquishing 11 million square feet of office space globally, primarily in India’s largest cities, while investing in tier-2 Indian cities.
Cognizant expects its 2025 annual revenue to be between $20.5 billion and $21.0 billion.
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