Tejas in the News

The enhanced optical network capabilities will support GigNet’s “Smart Communities” business segment for planned developments across the region.

Asia Consultancy Group, a leading independent private company providing telecommunications infrastructure and managed and engineering services across Afghanistan, has signed a multi-year contract with Indian networking products company Tejas Networks.

“We grew by about Rs 190 crore from Rs 483 crore which is one of the highest we ever had. The cash has also improved by about Rs 54 crore since the beginning of the year," Sanjay Nayak, MD & CEO of Tejas Networks said.

Tejas Networks will supply optical transport technology to C3ntro Telecom. The Mexican wholesale carrier, an existing Tejas Networks customer, will use the technology to upgrade its fiber backbone and broadband networks.

Congratulations Dr. Kumar on being ranked the top-2% most-cited scientists in the world in the field of networking and telecommunications by the Stanford study published in the PLOS journal.