Axiado Expands Hyderabad Office to Strengthen India Operations

Axiado, a California-India based platform security company, is strengthening its footprint in India with the expansion of its office in Hyderabad. As part of its growth strategy, the company is ramping up hiring efforts, tapping into India’s rich talent pool to drive innovation and accelerate development.

Axiado’s Hyderabad office, originally established in 2021, serves as its Indian headquarters and is now home to a fully equipped lab, reference design systems and engineering development programs. The facility spans over 11000 square footage and has a seating capacity of 100. Currently, the office houses 35 employees, with plans to double the strength by end of this year.

To support its expansion, Axiado aims to hire over 60 engineers across software, firmware, and chip design roles, strengthening its local expertise. Since its inception in India, the company has experienced 133% growth rate, solidifying its commitment to the region as a key innovation hub.

Mr. Gopi Sirineni, CEO and Founder, Axiado, said, “India has been instrumental in advancing our AI-driven security solutions, and with this expansion, we are doubling down on our commitment to promoting innovation in hardware-anchored cybersecurity. We are excited to welcome a new wave of engineers who will play a key role in shaping the next generation of secure computing.”

Founded in 2019 by Gopi Sirineni, Axiado specializes in AI-driven, hardware-anchored security solutions designed for disaggregated computing environments. By integrating security at the hardware level, Axiado enables server manufacturers to enhance protection and resilience against modern threats. The company recently secured Series C funding, backed by investors such as Maverick Capital, Crosslink Capital, and Samsung, fueling its expansion into new markets and technologies. This expansion in Hyderabad is a direct outcome of the recent funding round and is a crucial part of Axiado’s global growth strategy.

“At Axiado, we see India as a key innovation hub,” said Raghu Kondapalli, Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Axiado. “As we expand into new domains like network applications and 5G base networks, we recognize the immense potential of Indian engineers to contribute to our growth. Currently,approximately 40% of our company’s growth comes from India. Our Hyderabad office will be instrumental in bringing on board the right talent to drive our vision forward.”

Axiado's hiring initiatives are expected to continue through Q3 2025, with plans to hire over 100 people in the next 18 months.