Mysuru Emerges as Karnataka's Second-Largest Tech Talent Pool, Finds KDEM-Xpheno Report
Mysuru is emerging as one of Karnataka's fastest-growing technology talent hubs, with nearly 44,600 professionals across India expressing interest in relocating to the city, according to a new talent report released on 23 July, 2026 (Thursday) at the Mysuru Big Tech Show 2026.
The Mysuru Cluster Talent Report, prepared by talent intelligence firm Xpheno in partnership with the Karnataka Digital Economy Mission (KDEM), estimates that the Mysuru cluster now has nearly 3,00,000 active white-collar professionals, including around 90,000 experienced professionals, making it Karnataka's second-largest technology talent ecosystem after Bengaluru.
The findings come as Karnataka accelerates its Beyond Bengaluru strategy, positioning Mysuru as a destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs), electronics manufacturing, engineering, artificial intelligence (AI) and research-led industries.
Growing Talent Base
According to the report, nearly 46% of Mysuru's experienced workforce has up to six years of experience, creating a strong pipeline of industry-ready professionals, while the remaining 54% comprises...
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