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Smartworks’ Hyderabad centre has already seen 75 per cent booking by eight companies, owing to the increasing demand for shared workspaces in the city.

Hyderabad: Flexible workspace provider Smartworks has opened its facility in Hyderabad, taking its total national footprint to over 1 million sq ft. The Hyderabad facility is spread across 86,000 sq ft and has a seating capacity of 1,700 seats. With this new facility, Smartworks has taken its total number of centres in India to 15 across nine

To have 1,500 vehicles in next one year, covering 100 million kilometre

Hyderabad-based Great Sports Infra brings best solutions from across the world to improve country’s facilities

Hyderabad: US-based solar cells, flexible lighting and batteries maker Triton Solar has tied up with Arreda Homes to jointly set up an assembly unit for storage batteries in Telangana. The joint venture partners will begin talks with Telangana government soon and identify a suitable location where the companies will invest about $150 million. The c

The companies are gearing up to set up their first assembling unit near Guntur in Andhra Pradesh in a 3.5 acre land, where they have built a 41,000 sq ft building.

Priority lending from banks, exemption from repo rates can boost the segment

Expanding production facility at Pune to double capacity to 4 bn components by 2021

The sports infrastructure solutions provider is actively looking at expanding its products in South Asia both directly and through local partners.

The project is designed to be a first-of-its kind anywhere in the country tailor-made for technology professionals.

It is genetically personalised homeopathic care that involves designing a treatment based on individual genome sequencing.

The city is among the top three markets for the company across the country and will continue to grow in the coming years, Zoomcar co-founder and CEO Greg Moran, told Telangana Today.

The company has 28 differently abled (deaf and dumb) people across its Hyderabad stores and is making efforts to increase this number in the city, as well as across India.

The cluster will address the needs of the nation which requires 2 million cyber warriors.

The HSC will primarily focus on areas such as cyber forensics, critical security infrastructure, national security, counter terrorism and electronic warfare.

The company plans to set up 150 offline stores across India in the next two years. It has opened its fourth store in the country and first store in Ameerpet, Hyderabad on Sunday.