Digital university, Tata Elxsi enter into MoU
The agreement was officially exchanged on the university campus on July 4 by Vice-Chancellor in-charge Ciza Thomas and Tata Elxsi vice president K.P. Sreekumar. This strategic partnership aims to foster capacity building, knowledge exchange and the joint development of innovative technology solutions. As part of the collaboration, Tata Elxsi and DUK will work together on a Ministry of Electronics and IT-funded project for automated security product development, an official release stated.
DUK Registrar A. Mujeeb, Dean (Academics) Asharaf S., and Project Investigator & Chair, School of Computer Science and Engineering Preetam Mukherjee were also present on the occasion.
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