Synopsys opened a new research and development facility in Bengaluru to commemorate 30 years of operations in India. At the opening of the new office at Bagmane Capital, Synopsys founder and executive chair Dr. Aart de Geus and company president and CEO Sassine Ghazi gave speeches.
More than 455,000 square feet make up the new Synopsys new R&D, which offers plenty of room for cutting-edge R&D in EDA, semiconductor IP, verification, and system design solutions to help regional and global customers launch next-generation technologies.
Ghazi made remarks regarding the importance of the company’s seven-city presence in India, which includes offices of the recently acquired simulation and analysis leader Ansys.
30 Years of Operations in India
With an R&D facility in Bengaluru, Synopsys began operations in India in 1995. In 1997, the company established a field organization. Currently, India is home to about one-third of Synopsys’ global workforce, the bulk of whom work in engineering positions.
Synopsys’ India teams are at the forefront of resolving the most challenging issues facing the industry, from enabling semiconductor manufacturing to spearheading advancements in automotive, artificial intelligence, and next-generation computing.
India’s technology and semiconductor environment have advanced significantly over the last three decades, and the company’s 30 years of operations in India have been instrumental.
In order to enable them to deliver innovative solutions more quickly and effectively, the company partners with over 100 top global and regional organizations, such as AI startup companies, market-leading semiconductor design centers, and regional design and manufacturing firms.
Synopsys’ Ansys Acquisition
Shortly after completing its acquisition of Ansys in July 2025, Synopsys celebrated its 30 years in India. It is a daring step that brings together experts in simulation, analysis, IP, and silicon design.
Synopsys new R&D aim to provide cutting-edge engineering solutions for the AI era through multiphysics simulation that is closely connected with the entire EDA stack is accelerated by this integration, which raises the company’s total addressable market to $31 billion.
Engineers from a variety of industries, including semiconductors, automotive, aerospace, industrial, and healthcare, may develop more quickly, shorten time-to-market, and enhance real-world product performance with Ansys’ predictive simulation capabilities, which are a part of Synopsys.
In the first half of 2026, Synopsys anticipates delivering the first set of integrated solutions.
As a trusted advisor and mission-critical enabler, Synopsys will continue to support India as it pursues its goals in the semiconductor industry.
Synopsys’ dual commitment to re-engineering engineering from silicon to systems and leveraging its combination with Ansys to further establish India as a global innovation powerhouse is reflected in the opening of its new location in Bengaluru.
Leadership Comments
“India has been a key part of the Synopsys story for 30 years,” said Sassine Ghazi, President and CEO of Synopsys. “From our very first R&D center in Bengaluru, to the blooming network of engineers and partners that we have here now, India is an important center of innovation and talent. As India is building its semiconductor future, Synopsys can provide the holistic, silicon-to-systems design solutions that technology R&D teams need to realize their innovations,” he added.
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