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Telecom Products Maker HFCL Collaborates With Microsoft To Roll Out Private 5G Solutions For Enterprises
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Telecom gear maker HFCL has collaborated with Microsoft to roll out private 5G solutions for enterprises.
The two companies are collaborating to create converged private 5G solutions that harness new-age technologies of IoT, cloud, edge computing, AI and analytics to transform industry verticals that include manufacturing, retail and warehouse, mining, education, defence, railways, smart city, etc.
HFCL is deploying one such private 5G enabled Industry 4.0 solution as a pilot programme using Microsoft Azure public MEC and HFCL 5G Indoor small cell, at its optical fiber manufacturing plant in Hyderabad, the company said in a statement on Thursday (9 March).
Along the fiber production line, HFCL’s 5G small cells enable real-time fiber defect detection using video analytics and image processing.
Through this AI-enabled, cloud-connected, low-latency private 5G solution, HFCL is improving the operational efficiency and manufacturing agility of its fiber manufacturing plant.
"We are very pleased with our collaboration with Microsoft in implementing Industry 4.0 solution in our own factory as a pilot program, using Microsoft Azure public MEC. The best practices and the lessons learnt will act as a playbook to deploy Private 5G solutions for manufacturing and other industry verticals embarking on a similar digital transformation journey,” said Mahendra Nahata, Managing Director at HFCL.
HFCL's private 5G solutions bring together key components – 5G connectivity, data collectors and sensors, AI, analytics, edge and cloud platform – to create horizontal and vertical solutions to digitally transform industries.
These pre-validated, pre-integrated solutions leverage partnerships with telcos, industry best of breed components and Azure public MEC to deliver highly scalable, rapidly deployable solution for enterprises.
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