With the announcement of the opening of its new worldwide Value Centre (GVC) in Hyderabad, California-based SaaS provider Evergent Technologies has strengthened Hyderabad’s standing as a worldwide center for cutting-edge technology, artificial intelligence, and product innovation. This calculated action demonstrates Evergent’s dedication to using India’s technical expertise to create top-notch solutions for the telecom and media industries.
By the end of 2025, Evergent, which now employs over 600 engineers and AI specialists in Hyderabad, intends to grow to 1,000 workers, making the GVC the world’s largest center for research and development.
Focus on Value-Led Growth
Telangana IT and Electronics Minister Duddila Sridhar Babu attended the inauguration ceremony and highlighted the state’s goal of adding $1 trillion to India’s GDP over the next 10 years. “This growth will come through value-led innovation in areas like AI, semiconductors, defence, and deep tech,” he noted
Powering Global Media Giants
Founded and based in Sunnyvale, California, Evergent helps international media and telecom organizations manage users and revenue using AI-powered SaaS monetization solutions. The company’s infrastructure, which was developed solely in India, has helped over 920 million consumers in 180+ countries enroll. It serves customers including SonyLIV, NBA, Sky, and DirecTV.
Vijay Sajja, the founder and CEO of Evergent Technologies, spoke during the event:
“Although our headquarters are in California, Hyderabad is central to our success. We’ve combined Silicon Valley agility with India’s deep tech talent to deliver mission-critical software for the world’s biggest media companies.”
Innovation at the Core
The Hyderabad GVC will prioritize global platform improvements, AI innovation, and product development. Media companies may price, package, and transact digital services globally thanks to Evergent’s technology suite, which also includes payment and bundling systems in addition to subscriber management.
Evergent hopes to establish its leadership in media-tech innovation, generate high-skilled employment, and make a substantial contribution to India’s expanding digital economy via this new GVC.
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