Teradyne opens Bengaluru office to strengthen India's semiconductor ecosystem
Teradyne opens its first India office in Bengaluru as Karnataka strengthens its semiconductor design, manufacturing and testing ecosystem.
Bengaluru has welcomed Teradyne, a global provider of automated test equipment for semiconductors and electronics. The company inaugurated its first dedicated office in India at Bagmane Cosmos Tech Park on September 15. The Bengaluru office will serve as a local hub for customer engagement, applications support, training, and strategic partnerships, strengthening Teradyne's engagement with India's semiconductor and electronics ecosystem.
Karnataka's Home Minister, Priyank Kharge, welcomed the move, emphasizing the state's confidence in its technology ecosystem and its 21 Centers of Excellence. These centers bring together industry, academia, startups, and government to tackle intellectual property challenges and real-world problems. Kharge also highlighted the state's approach of using government as an early customer for deployment-ready technologies.
Teradyne's President and CEO, Greg Smith, noted that India is at a critical juncture in its semiconductor development and expressed the company's long-term commitment to the market. The new Bengaluru office will help Teradyne support the country's growing semiconductor manufacturing, packaging, and testing capabilities while engaging more closely with Karnataka's diverse ecosystem.
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