L&T Technology Services revealed a five-year agreement with Nokia to assist in engineering and research and development efforts in India.

The agreement combines LTTS' engineering skills with Nokia's efforts in telecommunications technology, as per reports.

The announcement did not reveal the size or financial specifics of the agreement.

According to the agreement, LTTS will assist Nokia's R&D initiatives in various domains, such as product engineering, software development, system integration, and product support.

LTTS will create a specialized Offshore Development Center (ODC) in India to assist Nokia's engineering and R&D efforts.

The ODC delivers data-center-level computing and AI infrastructure design for next-generation telecommunications solutions.

LTTS will establish a specialized engineering team in India to assist Nokia's global technology center, focusing on areas like 5G networks, intelligent automation, AI-based operations, and AI infrastructure.

LTTS will collaborate with Nokia's worldwide R&D teams using a unified operating model.
The engagement will encompass research and development, product engineering, new product creation, embedded systems, software engineering, system integration, and continuous support.

Vivek Jaiswal, Senior Vice President of Engineering at Nokia, stated, "India is a key innovation center for Nokia, and LTTS is an essential collaborator that will provide engineering knowledge and systems to enhance our R&D presence and speed up innovation in this strategically vital region." Alind Saxena, Executive Director and President of Strategic Initiatives & Growth Markets at L&T Technology Services, remarked that this strategic collaboration signifies an important achievement for LTTS and the tech sector.

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"It shows the confidence that top technology innovators have in our engineering intelligence methodology and advanced engineering skills." This partnership also closely aligns with LTTS' Lakshya 31 Big Bet focused on next-generation computing and AI infrastructure, which will be crucial for the development of future communication networks and smart datacenters," stated Saxena.