Texas Instruments runs analog and embedded chip design and research work from Bengaluru. It was the first multinational company to set up a research and development centre in India.
Ownership and structure
Texas Instruments runs its India business as a captive operation of the parent, set up as a greenfield centre on its own campus in Bengaluru.
What India does for Texas Instruments
India is a product research and development base for Texas Instruments, focused on analog and embedded processing chip design, and also hosts sales offices.
Texas Instruments's India business
Texas Instruments set up its Bengaluru research and development centre in 1985. It was the first multinational company to establish a research and development centre in India.
On February 7, 2026 the company inaugurated a new 550,000 square foot product research and development centre in Bengaluru. The new centre includes chip design labs and an end to end reliability lab.
Key moves in India
- 1985: Texas Instruments set up its Bengaluru R&D centre, the first by a multinational in India.
- 2026: Texas Instruments inaugurated a 550,000 square foot product R&D centre in Bengaluru on February 7 with chip design and reliability labs.
Where it operates
Texas Instruments runs its India business from Bengaluru.
At a glance
- Home country: United States
- Global headquarters: Dallas
- Sector: Technology & AI
- Business: Semiconductors
- Role of India: R&D and engineering hub, Sales market
- India head office: Bengaluru
- India offices: Bengaluru
- India headcount: Not available
- In India since: 1985
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