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Microsoft Research Announces Plans To Open International Research Lab in Bangalore, India | |
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| Time: 11:55 EST/16:55 GMT | News Source: Microsoft Press Release | Posted By: Brian Kvalheim | ||
Microsoft Research, Microsoft Corp.'s 13-year-old basic research arm, announced today that it has selected Bangalore, India, as the location for its third research facility outside the United States. Microsoft Research Lab India Private Ltd., scheduled to open in January 2005, plans to employ about two dozen scientists, interns and support staff in the first year. The Bangalore lab joins Microsoft's Redmond, Wash.; San Francisco; Silicon Valley, Calif.; Cambridge, England; and Beijing labs in bringing together great minds to build a world-class global research organization with more than 700 scientists on staff. P. Anandan, an internationally renowned researcher in computer vision and video analysis and a seven-year veteran of Microsoft Research in Redmond, will lead Microsoft Research India. | ||
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