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SoftBank-backed Graphcore to invest £1 bn in India, open AI chip hub

The company, owned by Japan's SoftBank, will also create 500 new semiconductor jobs

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Graphcore’s engineers in Bengaluru will develop semiconductor products for use by AI practitioners to help address challenges in drug discovery, public health, environmental sustainability, and business productivity.

Avik Das Bengaluru
Graphcore will invest up to £1 billion over the next decade in India and set up an artificial intelligence (AI) engineering office in Bengaluru, the British artificial intelligence (AI) chipmaker said.
 
The company, owned by Japan’s SoftBank, will also create 500 new semiconductor jobs, with an immediate target of hiring about 100 experienced engineers in areas such as silicon logic design, physical design, verification, characterisation, and ‘bringup’ to kick off the centre.
 
“Since the acquisition, we have been expanding the team and building a road map of products at a rapid pace. We recognised that, besides the team in the