Texas Instruments has opened a new, large, state-of-the-art research and development centre in Bengaluru. The launch marks 40 years of the company’s operations in India. It reflects the company’s continued focus on innovation and long-term investment in the country.
The new R&D centre covers about 550,000 square feet. It is built to support advanced semiconductor research and chip design. The facility includes modern workspaces, integrated circuit design labs, and full-scale reliability testing units. These features will help in developing high-quality and reliable semiconductor products for global markets.
The Bengaluru facility supports the entire semiconductor development process. This includes design, testing, and validation. Advanced testing laboratories allow engineers to check chip performance under different environmental conditions. This improves product reliability and efficiency across multiple applications.
Texas Instruments began its India journey in 1985. It was one of the first global semiconductor companies to set up a dedicated R&D presence in the country. Over the years, the company has expanded steadily. India has grown into a key centre for research, engineering, and product development within its global operations.
The new centre is expected to enhance collaboration across Texas Instruments’ global teams. It will also help speed up innovation and product development. The facility will support customers across industries such as automotive, industrial electronics, communications, and consumer technology.
India’s importance in the global semiconductor ecosystem continues to rise. The opening of this new R&D centre aligns with the country’s push to strengthen electronics and chip design capabilities. Bengaluru remains a major hub for technology, innovation, and skilled talent.
With this expansion, Texas Instruments aims to deepen its engagement with India’s engineering community and industry partners.
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