Tejas Networks Delivers 17,000 Routers for BharatNet Phase III
Event summary
- Tejas Networks has shipped 17,000 IP/MPLS routers for BharatNet Phase III, with a total of 60,000 routers planned for deployment.
- The TJ1400 routers are being deployed in 9 states and 5 union territories across India.
- The routers are designed with Software-defined Hardware™ architecture for scalable and reliable middle-mile networks.
- Tejas Networks is a part of the Tata Group, with Panatone Finvest Ltd. as the majority shareholder.
The big picture
Tejas Networks' delivery of 17,000 routers for BharatNet Phase III underscores its growing role in India's digital infrastructure. The project aligns with the government's push for rural broadband connectivity, positioning Tejas as a key player in large-scale networking deployments. The company's indigenous design capabilities and scalable solutions could set new benchmarks for critical infrastructure networks.
What we're watching
- Deployment Pace
- The pace at which Tejas Networks can deliver the remaining 43,000 routers will determine its ability to meet BharatNet Phase III timelines.
- Market Expansion
- Whether Tejas Networks can leverage this success to secure similar large-scale contracts in other regions or countries.
- Technological Leadership
- How Tejas Networks' Software-defined Hardware™ architecture will influence the broader networking equipment market.
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