Thursday 14 December 2017

Nokia & IIT-Delhi partner to work on AI

The famous smartphone maker Nokia and the Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi (IIT-Delhi) have partnered to work together in areas of data science, analytics and Artificial Intelligence (AI).


The IIT-Delhi research scholars from the applied mathematics, statistical and computer science fields will work with Nokia in India to develop software modules based on AI algorithms with machine learning, deep learning and predictive analytics.

As a matter of fact, Ericsson is already working with the institute to develop use cases around the 5G technology.

According to sources, the collaboration will allow IIT-Delhi to leverage Nokia’s technological leadership and expertise in communications networking to conduct research in these areas. The talented students and faculty of India’s premier institute will work in projects with Nokia’s top technical minds to explore ways to make networks more efficient and reliable.

According to Amit Dhingra, vice president of Global Service Delivery at Nokia, “We are pleased to work with some of the brightest minds of the country at IIT-Delhi. Collaboration with universities and educational institutes fosters innovation and can help resolve complex challenges our industry is facing. New technologies require fresh thinking and working with the scholars of IIT-Delhi will allow us to push the boundaries of what is possible; the collaboration will help us to prepare for the future, for which skills in analytics and artificial intelligence are essential."

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