HYDERABAD | 25 July 2026: Strengthening its global delivery capabilities, technology services and business solutions provider Solugenix has inaugurated a new 40,000-square-foot capability center in Hyderabad. Designed to accommodate more than 500 professionals, the new facility will support engineering, artificial intelligence (AI), digital transformation, managed services and enterprise operations.

This spatial and talent expansion signifies a definitive structural upgrade for the technology partner. The expansion reflects Solugenix’s continued investment in India’s technology talent ecosystem and reinforces Hyderabad’s role within the company’s global delivery network. By establishing a high-density strategic hub in one of India’s premier tech corridors, Solugenix aims to directly address the surging global demand for scalable, technology-driven business models while deeply integrating artificial intelligence across its enterprise consulting frameworks.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

  • Infrastructure Scale-Up: The new 40,000-square-foot physical footprint was officially inaugurated by Chandra Sekhar Reddy Kothapu, Director and Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs, and is designed to accommodate a workforce exceeding 500 employees.
  • Targeted Functional Mandate: Moving beyond standard IT support, the Hyderabad center will act as a strategic delivery hub for engineering, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, managed services, and corporate operations.
  • National Network Synergy: This latest facility bolsters the company’s established innovation and delivery network in India, which currently utilizes localized talent ecosystems across Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Indore.

Operating as a global technology services and business solutions company, Solugenix partners with international enterprises to navigate complex digital modernization. Through its distributed global delivery architecture, the firm provides end-to-end IT managed services, advanced technology consulting, and customer support. The organization continues to aggressively invest in emerging technological domains, specifically targeting automation, cloud modernization, cybersecurity, and intelligent operations to drive client value.

THE CAPABILITY MANDATE & HUMAN-CENTRIC AI

To support its next phase of growth, the Hyderabad capability center is deliberately structured to scale advanced digital transformation efforts and develop scalable global delivery models. The facility’s operational blueprint moves beyond routine maintenance, anchoring its strategy on two core pillars:

  • AI-Led Engineering & Technology Innovation: The hub focuses aggressively on expanding its global talent base to invest in and deploy high-value technical domains, specifically targeting artificial intelligence, automation, cloud modernization, cybersecurity, and intelligent operations.
  • Collaborative Workspace Architecture: The physical and operational environment is explicitly designed to promote collaboration, continuous learning, innovation, and overall employee well-being.

Addressing the strategic deployment of these advanced technologies, Shashi Jasthi, President and CEO of Solugenix, outlined the firm’s human-centric approach to enterprise automation.

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We view AI as an amplifier of human capability, creativity, and innovation rather than a replacement for people… the expansion reflects the company’s commitment to building an organization where innovation thrives, customers succeed, and employees can develop meaningful careers.

– Shashi Jasthi, President & CEO of Solugenix

Industry Insights

  1. The “Human-in-the-Loop” AI Advantage: As multinational corporations rush to integrate generative tools, the actual implementation requires immense specialized oversight. Solugenix’s explicit strategy to position AI as a human amplifier validates a maturing industry reality: the most successful capability centers combine advanced algorithms with localized engineering creativity to solve complex business problems.
  2. Capability Centers Are Becoming Enterprise Transformation Engines: Rather than functioning solely as offshore delivery locations, technology capability centers are increasingly assuming responsibility for engineering, AI adoption, cloud modernization and client consulting. This evolution highlights India’s growing role as a strategic execution partner for enterprise-wide transformation initiatives.
  3. Elevating Managed IT Services: Traditional managed services providers are increasingly evolving beyond application support toward consulting-led, AI-enabled transformation services. Modern technology services firms are upgrading their Indian facilities into comprehensive consulting and engineering hubs, proving that value creation now stems from proactive digital transformation rather than reactive system support.
  4. Hyderabad’s Deep-Tech Gravity: The continual influx of technology capability centers into Hyderabad reinforces the region’s robust infrastructure and specialized talent supply chain. The city provides mid-to-large-scale IT partners with the specialized talent availability required to scale complex cybersecurity, AI, and cloud architecture while mitigating talent acquisition bottlenecks.

WAY FORWARD

The expansion strengthens Solugenix’s delivery capacity and positions the company to support growing enterprise demand for AI-enabled engineering, cloud modernization and digital transformation services. More broadly, the investment reinforces Hyderabad’s continued attractiveness as a strategic destination for technology capability centers that require deep engineering talent, mature digital infrastructure and scalable delivery capabilities.

Curated by SSF Global

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