Nokia is expanding its Fixed Networks R&D facility in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The new lab will be the vendor’s largest Fixed Networks facility and one of its largest labs globally. As a key hub for Fixed Networks, the investment will strengthen Nokia’s technology innovations in 10G, 25G, 50G and 100G PON, Fixed Wireless Access, Wi-Fi and MDU solutions, as well as access network and home controllers. The Government of Tamil Nadu is helping to facilitate the expansion and will provide Nokia with essential infrastructure, regulatory and policy support in line with current policies. Chennai is gaining increasing prominence as a centre for technological innovation, and this collaboration underlines the region’s strategic importance to Nokia’s global operations.
Dr. TRB Rajaa, Honourable Minister for Industries, Government of Tamil Nadu, said: “Nokia has been a long-standing partner in Tamil Nadu’s growth story, and it is a matter of pride for us that the new facility, the largest fixed network lab within Nokia and probably the whole world, will be in Chennai. It is our endeavor to sustain this momentum and generate high-value employment opportunities for our youth.” Vimalkumar Kothandaraman, Head of Fixed Networks for Asia Pacific at Nokia, said: “This investment highlights our dedication to India and global technology advancements, and allows us to further leverage the abundant talent pool in the region. This MoU solidifies our collaboration with the Tamil Nadu government to jointly drive telecom industry innovations.”
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