Uniphore opens new AI innovation hub at IIT Madras Research Park

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Uniphore, acclaimed as one of the world’s leading AI-native companies, has achieved a notable milestone with the grand opening of its ‘India AI Innovation Hub’ at IIT Madras Research Park, Chennai. The event signified the company’s ambitious expansion in India’s rapidly growing technology sector.

High-Profile Attendance and Inspirational Speeches

The inauguration was attended by notable dignitaries such as Dr. Palanivel Thiaga Rajan, Minister for Information Technology and Digital Services of Tamil Nadu, and U.S. Consul General Christopher W. Hodges. Their presence underscored the importance of this expansion in the field of Enterprise AI development. The attendees were enlightened with insights from key figures like Professor Ashok Jhunjhunwala, President of IIT Madras Research Park, and were captivated by the visionary address of Uniphore’s Co-founder and CEO, Umesh Sachdev.

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State-of-the-Art Facility for Enhanced AI Development

Uniphore’s new facility, an extension of its commitment to innovation and employee welfare, is equipped with 200 modern workstations, discussion pods, phone booths, and meeting rooms. Positioned a stone’s throw away from its earlier location in the same research park, the office stands as a testament to the company’s extraordinary growth and its focus on building a robust platform for Enterprise AI research and development.

Uniphore Celebrates Opening of India AI Innovation Hub at IIT Madras Research Park

Uniphore Celebrates Opening of India AI Innovation Hub at IIT Madras Research Park. Photo courtesy of Business Wire India.

Government and Corporate Leaders Laud Uniphore’s Impact

Dr. Palanivel Thiaga Rajan praised Uniphore’s journey, highlighting its contributions to Tamil Nadu’s technological aspirations and the exciting resurgence of AI. Uniphore’s CEO Umesh Sachdev reflected on the company’s evolution into a global B2B AI-native leader, emphasizing the new Chennai office’s role in spearheading multimodal Enterprise AI applications across various data forms. Sachdev’s vision for Uniphore’s future underlined the company’s commitment to bridging the gap between human communication and machine interaction.

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Collaboration Between India and U.S. in AI Innovation

U.S. Consul General Christopher W. Hodges commended Uniphore’s journey and its embodiment of the deep India-U.S. collaboration in technology and innovation. Professor Ashok Jhunjhunwala also remarked on the significance of Uniphore’s presence at IIT Madras Research Park, noting its impressive impact and ongoing dedication to innovation in AI.

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Strategic Expansion to Drive Global Growth

The new 26,818 square-foot AI Innovation Hub is not just a state-of-the-art workspace but a strategic move to bolster Uniphore’s expanding team and enhance its contributions to global Enterprise AI. This expansion signals a strong future for AI development and innovation in India, fostering greater collaboration and technological advancements in the field.

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