NEW DELHI:
HFCL, India’s leading telecom company has completed 1 lakh units’ shipment of a wireless networking portfolio comprising of Wi-Fi Access Points and Point to Point Unlicensed Band Radios to its customers.
HFCL has been able to achieve this key milestone in less than a year of commencing production. With the completion of 1 lakh units’ shipment, HFCL’s WiFi range of products have proliferated across the length and breadth of the country serving a multitude of requirements coming from a diverse customer base and are processing tens of terabytes of data on a daily basis.
The entire product portfolio has been conceptualized, designed, developed and manufactured by HFCL in India complying with Global specifications. These products are being sold under the brand name IO. As of right now, HFCL’s IO range of product portfolio includes Wi-Fi Indoor and Outdoor Access Points, Point to Point and Point to multipoint Radios in unlicensed band and a massively scalable cloud platform for zero touch provisioning and easy management of the network elements.
Speaking on this achievement, Mahendra Nahata, Managing Director, HFCL said, “In current scenario, when there is a huge demand for higher bandwidths, seamless connectivity, and devices becoming the lifeline of the consumers to remain digitally connected with their workspaces and families, HFCL’s indigenously designed and produced Access Points and unlicensed band radios have played a pivotal role as the most dependable, adaptable and sustainable networking solutions for customers who have repeatedly opted for our high performance and massively scalable products. We plan to expand our global footprint to cover international terrains with our Made in India products and continue to play an active role in the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan.”
The Company aims to project India as the next generation innovation and manufacturing hub for telecom products. With 5G rollout expected in 2021 in India, HFCL is geared to serve the next generation communication needs of customers in India to boost the country’s 4G connectivity and enhance its readiness for 5G.
