IT giants come together to push T-Hub

Telangana government’s plan to develop the state as prime destination for IT start-ups in the country received a shot in the arm after three IT majors – Microsoft, Google and Cisco evinced interest in partnering with the T-Hub, the state’s startup incubator center.

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These companies will offer some essential services for the young entrepreneurs in the T-Hub. Microsoft offered software at discount rate and also tech leaders to help. So far T-Hub had received 400 application for start-ups.

Companies coming here will have a maximum of 14 employees. They are supposed to grow in an year and move out creating a chance to another start-up to join the T-Hub. In the first phase, T-Hub is offering 70000 sq feet of office space.

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