44,600 professionals willing to relocate to Mysuru as city’s technology ecosystem expands: KDEM report
Nearly 44,600 technology professionals across India are willing to relocate to Mysuru, highlighting the city’s growing appeal as an emerging technology hub, according to a report released by the Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM).
The findings were unveiled at the Mysuru Big Tech Show 2026, where KDEM also released a global cybersecurity skills report and announced new initiatives aimed at strengthening the city’s technology ecosystem.
The Mysuru Cluster Talent Report, prepared by Xpheno in partnership with KDEM, estimates that Mysuru has nearly 300,000 active white-collar professionals, including around 90,000 experienced professionals, making it Karnataka’s second-largest technology talent ecosystem after Bengaluru. The report also found that the city attracts significantly more technology professionals than it loses, with 44,600 professionals expressing interest in relocating to Mysuru compared with 16,000 looking to move out.
The two-day event, held under the Karnataka government’s Beyond Bengaluru initiative, brought together more than 1,200 delegates, startups, investors,...
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