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Türk Telekom and Argela Announce Strategic R&D Collaboration in Silicon Valley

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Argela, a group company of Türk Telekom, has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) in the field of next-generation communication technologies. As part of the collaboration, joint R&D studies will be conducted on high-speed packet processing technologies. 🚆
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Argela, a group company of Türk Telekom, has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) in the field of next-generation communication technologies. As part of the collaboration, joint R&D studies will be conducted on high-speed packet processing technologies. 🚆

Argela, a group company of Türk Telekom, has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Stanford Research Institute (SRI), a long-established Silicon Valley institution, to develop next-generation communication technologies. Within the scope of the project, where testing and development processes will be carried out in Türkiye, the goal is to transfer domestic engineering expertise to the global technology ecosystem by focusing on high-speed …

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Türk Telekom's group company Argela has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Stanford Research Institute (SRI) in the field of next-generation communication technologies. Within the scope of the cooperation, joint R&D studies for high-speed package processing technologies will be carried out.

Argela, a group company of Türk Telekom, has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the US-based research organization SRI for the development of next-generation communication technologies. The initial focus of the joint efforts will be on migrating high-speed packet processing processes in communication networks from dedicated hardware to GPU-based programmable platforms. The testing and development processes of the project are planned t…

Leading Turkey's digital transformation, Türk Telekom continues to connect technologies developed in Turkey with the global research and innovation ecosystem, leveraging its strong technology infrastructure, R&D expertise, and engineering capabilities. Türk Telekom's group company, Argela, has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Stanford Research Institute (SRI), a well-established research institution in Silicon Valley, USA, to conduc…

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ekonomim.com broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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