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"T💯he expertise found at Ubisoft’s Quebec studios is at the heart of the group’s growth and success for over 16 years," Ubisoft Montreal and Toronto CEO Yannis Mallat said in a statement. "T🐎o this established and recognized know-how, we add new needs in terms of infrastructures and online operations, in anticipation of the new experiences players expect."

Ubisoft plans to employ more than 3,500 developers in its Quebec studios by 2020. The new jobs will encompass U🧜bisoft's deve🥃lopment, production, and business operations, and another portion of the investment will bolster the company's motion capture technology.

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