Nokia Launches a New Cloud

    Nokia is very keen in promoting its nascent cloud services for Telco that it is offering. This is barely three months after Nokia launched its AirFrame data center. This is according to a report by Telecoms.com.  The AirFrame is available as a containerized cloud solution that has an in built cooling system and power. The company also added a software defined storage module to the AirFrame. The data center is supported by a package from cloud Care Services. The package has management module for resolving VNF faults and support package for VMWare deployment. The AirFrame data center is also promoting OOS for Telco cloud offering. When all of this is brought together, the whole project seems like it is more of a strategic consultation tune-up than a physical entity.

    The whole thing has been brought together by something that Nokia is referring to as Service Chaining. Service Chaining is just a term for virtualized setting for dispensing a variety of network services. Nokia has come up with a new form of cloud solutions. They have started the journey that can see the world of cloud computing changing. The extensive and open cloud portfolio ensures that operators have assistance when making important decisions when selecting the most important services, efficient processes and solutions from corner to corner of all domains.

    The Nokia Telco cloud will help operators in achieving the maximum benefits that one can enjoy from IT convergence and Telco. The Nokia Telco cloud is a business cloud type of cloud. The introduction of that cloud has played a great role in strengthening Nokia’s ground as a major player in the field of cloud service providers. It has also ensured that Nokia is a full time cloud service provider in the mobile sector. Although it has taken a while for Nokia to catch up since most of their competitors have already established their presence in this area, it is a step in the right direction.