Ahmedabad's development is particularly bolstered by projects like GIFT City, designed to accommodate 550 companies and create over 20,000 jobs.

International collaborations, such as the new science hub established by Imperial College London in Bengaluru, are enhancing access to advanced research and global tech networks.

The global distribution of tech talent is shaped by various factors, including labor market conditions, quality of life, and educational attainment.

According to Ada Choi of CBRE, Bengaluru is becoming central to corporate strategies as businesses seek to leverage transformative AI capabilities.

Bengaluru's educational institutions and Global Capability Centres play a vital role in sustaining a skilled workforce, despite the challenges posed by high operating costs for non-manufacturing tech firms.

Bengaluru has solidified its position as one of the top 12 tech cities in the world, boasting over 1 million tech professionals and leading India in the number of AI experts.

In 2024, Bengaluru attracted significant venture capital interest, with investments totaling $3.3 billion across 140 deals.

The tech landscape is also evolving in cities like Ahmedabad and Jaipur, which are emerging as cost-effective markets supported by infrastructure initiatives.

The tech sector is becoming increasingly crucial for economic transformation and innovation worldwide, with AI funding reaching a staggering $129 billion in 2024.