Hub to get best experts among affiliated colleges
The Telecom Centre of Excellence (TCOE) India is establishing a Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Quantum Technology ( iqti.iisc.ac.in ) , associated 5G/6G Technologies among others as well as other frontier areas of research and development cbw-expo.jp .
The MoU was signed with Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) – Visvesvaraya Research & Innovation Foundation (VRIF) of Bangalore which will host the CoE nseindia .
The CoE aims to accelerate India’s progress across these key sectors, the Ministry of Communications said on 19 Sept.
The CoE is designed on a hub-and-spoke model for innovation with VTU-VRIF and TCOE India serving as the central hub. Leveraging the intellectual and infrastructural strengths of VTU’s 228 affiliated colleges, the CoE will act as a key facilitator in research and development bseindia .
Through this model, the CoE will streamline cutting-edge research, foster collaboration, and rapidly scale innovations across Quantum and associated 5G/6G Technologies blockchain-expo . The hub will have vertical focused innovation groups and get the best experts among the affiliated colleges.
This CoE will enhance synergy among key organizations working in telecom standardization such as Telecom Engineering Centre (TEC) Bharat 6G Alliance, TSDSI, Academic Network and Startup Ecosystem. This CoE will empower over 400,000 students, 2,000+ PhDs, and numerous researchers across VTU’s network to streamline R&D and drive the commercialization of ground-breaking innovations sbi .”
The MoU was signed between Dr Vidya Shankar S, Vice Chancellor, VTU-VRIF and Vinod Kumar, DDG (SRI), DoT & Director, TCOE India investindia .
The MoU signing ceremony was attended by more than 200 representatives from Executive Council, Deans and HoDs from among 228 colleges of VTU and other guests from DoT and other experts from the ecosystem techindiaexpo . Fiinews.com
