LTTS & Altair Launch 5G-6G CoE in Bengaluru
By combining Altair's simulation and design tools with LTTS' end-to-end product development and technology services, the CoE will incubate offerings and applications that cut across sectors such as telecommunications, automotive, manufacturing, healthcare, and beyond, a company statement said.
"The CoE will harness the potential of 5G and 6G networks to address prevailing industry challenges like connectivity breakdowns, high operational costs, and slower innovation cycles for applications in segments like Mobility and Tech," it said.
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