The announcement was made on October 8 and marks a significant technological milestone for the company in the 5G infrastructure space.
Ojas64 is Tejas Networks’ next-generation 64T64R Massive MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) Radio, designed for 5G macro deployments. The radio delivers up to 320W of output power, supports multi-gigabit speeds, and offers double-digit spectral efficiency improvements, all while substantially reducing carbon footprint.
The product is positioned as a best-in-class solution for advanced mobile network performance.
The launch event was graced by Jyotiraditya Scindia, Union Minister of Communications and Development of the North Eastern Region (DoNER), and was held in the presence of Neeraj Mittal, Chairman of the Digital Communications Commission (DCC) and Secretary (Telecom), Department of Telecommunications (DoT), along with other senior dignitaries.
“It’s a testament to India’s growing stature and engineering prowess in deep-tech R&D and augurs well for our emergence as a telecom product nation in the coming years,” Scindia commented on the launch.“We are truly honored that the Hon’ble MOC has launched our state-of-the-art, high-performance Massive MIMO radio for 5G/5G-Advanced networks. Ojas64 has been fully conceptualized, designed and made in India, marking a significant milestone in India’s journey towards realizing an “Atmanirbhar Bharat” in telecom products. It employs innovative hardware and software designs, and patent-pending algorithms to implement cutting-edge digital beamforming technologies that vastly improve network capacity, coverage and energy-efficiency in challenging environments, while being compliant to global 3GPP and O-RAN standards,” said Kumar N. Sivarajan, CTO and Cofounder of Tejas Networks.On Wednesday, the shares of Tejas Networks closed 0.7% lower at Rs 588.50 on the BSE.
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