Nokia Siemens Networks has opened an expanded Global Network Solutions Center (GNSC) at a new site in Chennai, India. 
Since its launch in 2007, the Chennai GNSC has grown from 120 people to over 1,000 supporting 77 million subscribers and 87,000 base stations on customers’ networks globally. The center currently provides remote services including planning, optimization services and complete network operation. It is also emerging as a Center of Competence for 3G and, together with Noida GNSC, has delivered 90 projects in 3G/HSPA globally.
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