Key Highlights
- Tejas Networks signs agreement with NEC Corporation to manufacture and supply 5G massive MIMO radios.
- Partnership aims to strengthen global 5G supply chains and diversify telecom equipment sourcing.
- Deal supports expansion of Tejas Networks’ international telecom business.
- Massive MIMO radios include high-capacity 32TR and 64TR configurations.
- Products comply with 3GPP and O-RAN standards for open and interoperable networks.
- Tejas Networks continues to expand global 4G and 5G RAN offerings.
Tejas Networks Ltd. has secured a new international contract to manufacture and supply 5G massive MIMO radios under an agreement signed with Japan-based NEC Corporation, strengthening its position in the global telecom equipment market.
Partnership Aims to Strengthen Global 5G Supply Chain
Under the agreement, Tejas Networks will manufacture advanced 5G massive MIMO radio solutions as part of NEC’s global network deployment strategy. The collaboration is expected to support supply-chain diversification and enhance resilience for telecom operators worldwide.
NEC stated that the partnership represents a milestone in expanding cooperation between the two companies while building a flexible and globally distributed ecosystem to mitigate operational risks.
Focus on Advanced Wireless Innovation
Tejas Networks’ leadership indicated that the partnership combines the companies’ expertise in carrier-grade telecom infrastructure and next-generation wireless technologies. The collaboration is expected to accelerate innovation in 5G and future 5G-Advanced solutions aimed at global telecom operators.
The company also highlighted that the deal supports its strategy of expanding international business operations and strengthening participation in both emerging and mature telecom markets.
Massive MIMO Technology to Drive Network Capacity
Massive MIMO radios play a critical role in modern 5G networks by improving spectrum efficiency, boosting network capacity, and enhancing data speeds. Tejas Networks manufactures high-capacity 32TR and 64TR massive MIMO radios compliant with 3GPP and O-RAN standards, enabling interoperability and open network architectures.