Cutting-Edge Campus

28 Jun 2024 CW Team

Global IT giant Infosys has invested over Rs 2.3 billion to develop a 265,000 sq ft net-zero energy-enabled state-of-the-art development centre (DC) at Mihan-SEZ in Nagpur, Maharashtra. For this project, it has partnered with Morphogenesis, one of India's leading architectural firms with projects across South Asia and the Middle East, to set up a cutting-edge office campus that embodies the company’s commitment to sustainability and features a design that responds to Nagpur's composite climate.

This facility of the global leader in next-generation digital services and consulting will give employees an opportunity to work on next-gen technologies like cloud, artificial intelligence (AI) and digital across multiple industries, provide greater flexibility for employees to work in a hybrid mode and enable reskilling and upskilling of local talent.

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