The centre will also serve as a facility for industrial training for B.Tech/Diploma/ Certificate courses. Once the period of the MoU is over, the centre will be handed over to NIT Patna. "Huawei will be a strategic partner who will help us align with the future demands of the industry and NIT Patna will provide the crucible for the transformation of the students," TSSC CEO Arvind Bali said.

Huawei India Executive Director, Harsh Khurana said that the country has immense potential to develop quality skilled workers and TSSC has a proven history for finding prime movers in the ecosystem. "We chose a futuristic technology like IoT taking into consideration the growth potential of IoT with projects like NDCP and smart cities India," he added.

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