NASDAQ-LISTED SEMICONDUCTOR solutions company Synaptics plans to double its workforce in India from 400 to 800 employees over the next two to three years, reinforcing its commitment to wireless and edge AI product development. According to CEO Michael Hurlston, India plays a key role in Synaptics' innovation strategy, with nearly 90% of its wireless products being developed in the country. Currently, 93% of the Indian workforce is focused on R&D, highlighting the company's comprehensive development capabilities in algorithms, systems design, chip creation, and testing.
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