Description: Part of a strategic collaboration with scientists and engineers in India. The UK-India Future Networks Initiative (UKI-FNI).
Part of a strategic collaboration with scientists and engineers in India. The UK-India Future Networks Initiative (UKI-FNI) explores advanced innovations in supply chains for hardware and software systems. Providing connectivity and services for future digital networks, and a joint vision and research strategy in Beyond 5G and 6G.
The Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, met virtually on 4 May 2021. In a joint statement linked to the UK-India Roadmap for 2030 both leaders emphasised their shared commitment to an enhanced partnership in science, education, research and innovation and welcomed the signing of the new UK-India MoU on Telecommunications/ICT and the Joint Declaration of Intent on Digital and Technology. This MoU underlined the importance of India to the U
The UKI-FNI project is being led by Professor Gerard Parr, Chair in Telecommunications Engineering and Head of School of Computing Sciences at the University of East Anglia (UEA ) in Norwich and his partners are Regius Professor Rahim Tafazolli from University of Surrey, Prof Lajos Hanzo- University of Southampton and Prof Steve Hailes, University College London. Key partners in India are Prof KVS Hari from Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore and Prof Subrat Kar from the Indian Institute of Technology
UK Develops Strategic Partnership with India on Future Telecom Networks - UKI-FNI
UK Develops Strategic Partnership with India on Future Telecom Networks - UKI-FNI
Mohammad Shojafar, PhD - Associate Professor - EU Marie Curie Alumni