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Ingram Micro has expanded its operations in Bengaluru as India becomes the technology distributor’s second-largest market globally, with growing demand for artificial intelligence, cloud computing, data-centre infrastructure and solutions for small and medium-sized businesses.
The company has opened a larger Bengaluru facility as part of its continued investment in India. The expansion is aimed at supporting its growing operations and responding to increasing demand for technology products and services across the country.
Ingram Micro India President Amit Zaveri said the company's growth in India is being supported by increased adoption of AI, cloud technologies, cybersecurity and data-centre infrastructure. The company also sees opportunities among small and medium-sized businesses as they increase their technology spending.
India's position as Ingram Micro's second-largest market highlights the country's growing importance within the company's global business. The company has also been expanding its digital capabilities in India, including its Xvantage platform, which provides customers and technology partners with tools for managing procurement and other distribution-related activities.
The Bengaluru expansion comes as Indian enterprises and businesses increase spending on AI infrastructure, cloud services and cybersecurity. Demand for data-centre technology is also rising as companies and cloud providers expand computing capacity to support AI workloads.
Ingram Micro's India business has also benefited from the growing technology requirements of SMBs, which are increasingly adopting cloud applications, cybersecurity solutions and other digital tools.
The company has been operating in India for several years and works with technology vendors, resellers and enterprise customers across the country. Its expanded Bengaluru presence is expected to support its distribution and technology services operations as demand for emerging technologies continues to grow.
The development comes amid India's broader push to expand its digital and AI infrastructure,with technology companies and global vendors ncreasing their investments in the country’s enterprise technology market.
The company has opened a larger Bengaluru facility as part of its continued investment in India. The expansion is aimed at supporting its growing operations and responding to increasing demand for technology products and services across the country.
Ingram Micro India President Amit Zaveri said the company's growth in India is being supported by increased adoption of AI, cloud technologies, cybersecurity and data-centre infrastructure. The company also sees opportunities among small and medium-sized businesses as they increase their technology spending.
India's position as Ingram Micro's second-largest market highlights the country's growing importance within the company's global business. The company has also been expanding its digital capabilities in India, including its Xvantage platform, which provides customers and technology partners with tools for managing procurement and other distribution-related activities.
The Bengaluru expansion comes as Indian enterprises and businesses increase spending on AI infrastructure, cloud services and cybersecurity. Demand for data-centre technology is also rising as companies and cloud providers expand computing capacity to support AI workloads.
Ingram Micro's India business has also benefited from the growing technology requirements of SMBs, which are increasingly adopting cloud applications, cybersecurity solutions and other digital tools.
The company has been operating in India for several years and works with technology vendors, resellers and enterprise customers across the country. Its expanded Bengaluru presence is expected to support its distribution and technology services operations as demand for emerging technologies continues to grow.
The development comes amid India's broader push to expand its digital and AI infrastructure,with technology companies and global vendors ncreasing their investments in the country’s enterprise technology market.
