July Uber opened its first Asian engineering centre in Bangalore, India, to focus on problems specific to the Indian market such as network capabilities and payment options. "(The) Indian market is becoming really really important to us, so we had to build a engineering centre here", Uber CTO Thuan Pham said. "We cannot imagine the local challenges and conditions sitting in our headquarters in San Francisco. Our team in India will help us work more efficiently for localised problems," he added.
Yesterday Uber opened its first Asian engineering centre in Bangalore, India, to focus on problems specific to the Indian market such as network capabilities and payment options. "(The) Indian market is becoming really really important to us, so we had to build a engineering centre here", Uber CTO Thuan Pham said. "We cannot imagine the local challenges and conditions sitting in our headquarters in San Francisco. Our team in India will help us work more efficiently for localised problems," he added.