Enterprise data intelligence company SplashBI has inaugurated a Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Hyderabad, with plans to invest more than US$100 million in infrastructure, technology and talent over the next five to seven years.
The new facility, located at VSD Tech Park in Hyderabad’s Financial District, will support the company’s global product engineering and customer delivery operations. It will bring together teams working across platform engineering, artificial intelligence, data science, domain analytics and customer services.
The 20,000-square-foot centre has the capacity to accommodate 275 professionals. SplashBI has also earmarked US$4 million for an AI data centre to strengthen its infrastructure and AI development capabilities.
Hyderabad centre to support AI and platform development
SplashBI has maintained a presence in Hyderabad since 2014. The new GCC is intended to consolidate its local teams and expand its role in developing the company’s enterprise data intelligence platform.
Teams at the centre will work on data connectivity, business modelling, AI development and customer implementations. The company said the facility would also support the development of its SplashAI capabilities.
According to SplashBI, bringing engineering and customer delivery teams together will allow requirements emerging from enterprise deployments to inform product development.
The company currently has a global workforce of around 400 employees and serves more than 500 enterprise customers across 39 countries.
Data models and semantic layer support enterprise AI
A key focus of SplashBI’s platform is helping enterprises organise data spread across different business applications and departments. Information from functions such as finance, human resources, sales, supply chain and operations often sits in separate systems, making it difficult to establish a consistent view of business performance.
The platform uses pre-built data connectors to bring information together and applies a medallion architecture to prepare it for business use. Its semantic intelligence layer defines business measures, relationships and shared terminology across different systems.
This provides a common context for reporting, dashboards and conversational analytics. The company said these capabilities are also intended to help AI systems interpret enterprise data and generate responses grounded in business-specific information.
SplashBI’s platform includes business data models and ontologies covering areas such as finance, HR, sales, operations and supply chain. These are designed to help AI applications access relevant information while maintaining consistent definitions across business functions.
Investment to expand global delivery capabilities
The planned investment of more than US$100 million over five to seven years will support the expansion of the Hyderabad centre, including infrastructure development, technology and recruitment.
The separate US$4 million allocation for an AI data centre is intended to strengthen the company’s AI infrastructure. The announcement does not specify the proposed data centre’s capacity, location or deployment timeline.
Naveen Miglani, CEO and Co-founder of SplashBI, said the Hyderabad centre would strengthen the engineering and customer expertise required to connect enterprise data and support AI adoption.