Named “SILANE”, the Infineon Bengaluru office is situated east of the city in the esteemed Bagmane Solarium Tech Park. The new building, which is 630,000 square feet in size, will house the majority of Infineon’s employees in India
Infineon Technologies declared the commencement of construction and the signing of the lease agreement for its new Bengaluru office named “SILANE”. This is said to be a significant step in the company’s continuous efforts to promote excellence and innovation in the Indian semiconductor industry. By 2030, the site will employ 4,500 people, setting Infineon up for long-term success in India.
It will offer 170,000 square feet of state-of-the-art semiconductor labs that promote digitalization and decarbonization. The project is expected to be finished and operational by the fall of 2026.
SILANE, the new Infineon Bengaluru office is situated east of the city in the esteemed Bagmane Solarium Tech Park. The new building, which is 630,000 square feet in size, will house the majority of Infineon’s employees in India and act as a central focus for the company’s operations in Bengaluru, which are now spread across two locations.
SILANE will flaunt top-notch services including a modern gym, a variety of dining options, and a children’s daycare center on site, Bagmane Solarium Tech Park offers an environment that encourages creativity and sustainability.
The structure has been constructed to satisfy globally accepted LEED Gold and WELL criteria for energy efficiency, the environment, and health and well-being. It will maximize resource use while promoting cooperation with its open and adaptable workspaces.
For instance, the new Infineon Bengaluru office’s energy will come from renewable sources. Due to its advantageous position, the site is near numerous public transit options, has two metro lines, and may eventually have access to a suburban train station.
Leadership Comments
“India’s dynamic ecosystem and growing talent pool offer unparalleled opportunities for technological advancement and business growth,” says Vinay Shenoy, Managing Director of Infineon India. “We are expanding our R&D footprint in order to harness this potential. We are confident that we can double the number of employees in India from currently around 2,500 by the beginning of the next decade to fuel this development. Our new campus in Bengaluru lays the foundation for this growth path.”
“The cutting-edge facility that we are leasing will accommodate our growing workforce, encourage collaboration and provide an innovative environment for our talents, customers, partners and start-ups,” says Ashok Rao, Senior Director for Finance at Infineon India. “The move comes five years after Infineon’s acquisition of Cypress Semiconductor and aligns with our strategy to unify operations this year.”
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