World Class Infrastructure 

Syntel has established the capacity to quickly and efficiently expand to meet and exceed our customers’ needs - now and in the future.

• 200+ acres in India with potential capacity of 25,000-30,000
• India centers include libraries, training rooms, cafeterias and guest houses
• Centers and campuses in Chennai, Mumbai, Pune, and the U.S. 

Syntel’s India Development Centers provide a secure and technically advanced environment constructed to world-class standards including:

• Intelligent building management system
• Campus wide closed-circuit monitoring with fixed and high-speed dome cameras
• Advanced fire detection system
• Smart card programmable access control system
• Double authentication to data centers using biometric and retina scanners
• Redundant cores switches with 10Gig & 40G ready with terabit switching backplane capacity
• Scalable networks with superior performance built on 10GbE
• Separate physical networks for voice and data
• WIFI enabled (802.11abg)
• Video conferencing capabilities
• Connected via dedicated data and voice network and high-speed satellite links

Syntel launched its first Global Development Center in Mumbai, India in 1992. In 1996, we expanded to Chennai and in 2004 our footprint grew again to include Pune. Today, we have multiple locations across cities as well as campuses in Chennai, India and Pune, India.

CHENNAI, INDIA

Chennai Campus - SIPCOT, Siruseri  Opened: 2010 Phase I includes 2 software development blocks, training block, welcome block and food court
Chennai - DLF  Opened: 2007
Chennai - Adyar  Opened: 2005

MUMBAI, INDIA

Mumbai - SEEPZ  Opened: 1992
Thane - ETPL Opened: 2006	Photos not available

PUNE, INDIA 

UNITED STATES 

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