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According to the state government of Tamil Nadu, Starbucks is set to open a global capability centre in Chennai, India, aiming to recruit approximately 800 technology experts. The American coffee giant currently operates around 500 outlets in India through its partnership with Tata Consumer Products. Chennai represents about 10% of India's global capability centre footprint. A report by Nasscom-Zinnov from 2026 indicates that India hosts over 2,100 GCCs, employing approximately 2.36 million individuals and generating close to $100 billion in revenue. This new centre underscores Chennai's expanding significance as a global technology hub.
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00:00Starbucks is planning a new tech center in Chennai.
00:02The company signed an agreement with Tamil Nadu.
00:05The center will hire about 800 technology workers.
00:08Starbucks already has around 500 cafes in India.
00:11The cafes operate through its Tata joint venture.
00:15Chennai is a major global tech hub in India.
00:17It holds roughly one-tenth of India's GCC base.
00:21India has more than 2,100 global capability centers.
00:24These centers employ about 2.36 million people.
00:28They generate nearly $100 billion in revenue.
00:31Starbucks cited Chennai's skilled technology workforce.
00:34The company also highlighted strong local infrastructure.
00:38Lower employee turnover was another factor cited.
00:41The investment amount has not been disclosed.
00:44Chennai already hosts centers for major global companies.
00:47These include Citi, Barclays, and American Express.
00:50GCCs now support higher-value business functions.
00:53Those include software development and research.
00:55They also provide finance and corporate support.
00:59Starbucks' move adds to Chennai's growing tech sector.
01:02Disclosure.
01:03This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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