Bengaluru | 07 February 2026: Texas Instruments inaugurated a 5.5 Lakh Sq. Ft., Product R&D center in Bengaluru, marking exactly 40 years since TI became the first to establish an R&D presence in India in 1985. What started as a pioneering experiment in 1985 has evolved into large-scale semiconductor design and development operations.
A Critical Node for Advanced Semiconductor Design
The new facility focuses on advanced semiconductor innovation. It houses specialized integrated circuit (IC) design laboratories and a comprehensive end-to-end reliability laboratory that tests semiconductor products under extreme environmental conditions throughout the entire development lifecycle.
The center’s primary work involves developing analog and embedded processing technologies for global markets. These are the chips that go into automotive systems, industrial equipment, consumer electronics, and communications infrastructure-products where reliability is non-negotiable and failure means recalls, lawsuits, or safety incidents.
By centralizing these engineering functions in Bengaluru, TI’s using Indian talent to drive global product roadmaps. It’s a core product development that determines what chips TI sells worldwide.
TI has been a true pioneer in India’s semiconductor journey and stood as a testament of consistently nurturing the design talent ecosystem in India. The company’s expanded investment reinforces India’s position as a global hub for semiconductor design, development and supports our vision of building an innovation-led nation.”
– Ashwini Vaishnaw, Union Minister for Railways, IT, and Electronics
“TI India’s product development and design teams drive research and breakthrough innovations for customers worldwide. Our world-class engineers are central to pioneering the next generation of semiconductor advancements.”
– Santhosh Kumar, President and Managing Director of Texas Instruments India

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