
Qualcomm India Invests Rs 177 crore For Wireless Connectivity Solutions
CIOTechOutlook Team | Monday, 08 January 2024, 03:33 IST

“The new design centre in Chennai plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of connectivity globally, especially in India," Savi Soin, president, Qualcomm India said in a statement. "(It) is a critical asset to support Qualcomm’s commitment to Make in India and design in India. This will expand our collaboration with India technology partners and accelerate the market adoption of new technology.”
Additionally, the company said this facility will generate jobs for up to 1,600 skilled professionals and will actively contribute to Qualcomm's global research and development endeavors in 5G cellular technology, as per economic times.
“We are excited about the opportunities the new Design Center will bring to the local community," Mahesh Moorthy, vice president, engineering and Qualcomm Chennai design centre head, added. "Tamil Nadu, with its rich pool of skilled professionals, outstanding educational institutions and focus on innovation, holds the key to propelling Qualcomm's technological advancements to new heights."
Incorporated in Delaware, Qualcomm Incorporated is a global corporation based in San Diego, California, with operations worldwide.It produces software, semiconductors, and wireless technology-related services. It possesses patents that are essential to the mobile communications standards of 5G, CDMA2000, TD-SCDMA, and WCDMA.
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