VARINDIA IT MAGAZINE

COAI Cellular Operators’ Association of India (COAI) has welcomed ZTE India as an Associate Member.  ZTE is one of world’s largest telecom equipment and mobile phone manufacturers. The company started operations in India in 2003. Further, the company is also a partner with many state governments for the Smart Cities initiative and contributing as per the technical strength.  Commenting on this, Rajan S. Mathews, Director General, COAI, welcoming the new member, said, “It’s our pleasure to welcome ZTE on board as an Associate Member. We are sure that the joint efforts of COAI for the industry and ZTE’s expertise in telecom equipment and next-generation technology will go a long way in fulfilling Prime Minister Modi’s dream of building a digitally empowered nation. Given ZTE’s technical expertise and ability to cross purpose, various technologies for consumer and business use, we are proud to have them as our member. We are truly delighted and look forward to working...

Orange Business Services has been selected to support the communications requirements of the Bihar State Wide Area Network (NextGen B-SWAN 2.0) project. “A strong State network will help India to provide effective e-governance with applications and collaborative services. Connectivity is an essential component of the ‘Digital India’ campaign. Orange Business Services has the expertise and unmatched technical capabilities to help Governments to deliver seamless data, voice and video. We are honoured to support the Government of Bihar and the ‘Digital India’ initiative through this project,” said Bala Mahadevan, CEO, Orange Business Services, India.... Read More

Nokia and the Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi (IIT-Delhi) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to work together in the areas of data science, analytics and Artificial Intelligence (AI). The collaboration will allow IIT-Delhi to leverage Nokia’s technological leadership and expertise in communications networking to conduct research in these areas.  The talented students and faculty of India’s premier institute will work in projects with Nokia’s top technical minds to explore ways to make networks more efficient and reliable.  Amit Dhingra, Vice-President of Global Service Delivery, Nokia, said, “We are pleased to work with some of the brightest minds of the country at IIT-Delhi. Collaboration with universities and educational institutes fosters innovation and can help resolve complex challenges our industry is facing. New technologies require fresh thinking and working with the scholars of IIT-Delhi will allow us to push the boundaries of what is pos...