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McAfee to establish first lab in Latin America | McAfee to establish first lab in Latin America |
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| Tuesday, 11 May 2010 | |
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McAfee, Inc. has announced plans to open a new McAfee Labs facility in Santiago, Chile. The new facility is planned to open in the third quarter of 2010 and ultimately will house more than 60 highly skilled researchers, developers, quality assurance engineers and support experts, with potential for further expansion, press release said.
"This expansion of McAfee Labs will help us improve the McAfee customer experience and allow for more technical innovation," said Jeff Green in Bangalore on Monday, senior vice president for McAfee Labs. "The Santiago, Chile, facility will expand our global footprint and make McAfee Labs stand out even more as the world's premier security research organization." McAfee Labs is responsible for the technology that enables McAfee to secure millions of computer users around the globe. With more than 6,000 employees, McAfee operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week from offices in Asia, Europe and the Americas. The expansion in Latin America expands the company's capability to deal with the continued onslaught of malicious software and to further innovate on McAfee technology. Hiep Dang, director of McAfee Labs operations for the Americas, said, "By establishing a research team in Chile, we will not only be able to better serve our customers in Chile and Latin America, but around the globe. Chile is a great place to do this - the country has a plethora of talent and will give us a truly international operation that will support our drive to strengthen our position as the number one security vendor." |