Microsoft has bolstered its Azure for Operators Nexus platform, offering telecom operators and enterprises an innovative way to manage and run 5G or 4G LTE networks from the cloud to the edge. With support from partners like Dell Technologies and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), this platform is pre-validated and running on Microsoft’s hardware and has been further enhanced with automation and Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities through its acquisition of AT&Tâs Network Cloud technology business. Google Cloud is also providing telco-focused products such as its new Telecom Data Fabric and Telecom Network Automation products, while AWS Telco Network Builder provides users with a fully managed service for deploying private wireless networks with minimum management requirements. These cloud-based services are transforming the way telecom networks are being governed, allowing for greater efficiency, scalability, speed of deployment and cost savings when compared with traditional methods of network management. They enable operators to provide their customers with better performance at lower costs by automating processes, managing workloads more effectively, monitoring performance in real time and providing secure access to data across multiple locations.
Microsoftâs Azure for Operators Nexus is designed to be an end-to-end solution that offers everything telcos need in terms of automating processes, managing workloads, monitoring performance and securely accessing information stored in multiple locations while leveraging the power of AI. This means they can streamline operations quickly so they can provide their customers improved services at reduced costs. Similarly Google Cloud’s services offer great potential for digital transformation initiatives while AWS Telco Network Builder empowers users to deploy private wireless networks cost effectively without much technical knowledge or operational overhead. These solutions represent immense benefits for telecom companies large or small â allowing them to remain competitive in the market place with top quality services delivered quickly yet economically; increase customer satisfaction levels; reduce time spent dealing with complex physical infrastructure tasks; all the while improving overall security measures taken. As these solutions continue becoming more widely available it can only spell good news for telecom operators worldwide â ushering in a new era of automated processes driven by artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities that will enable them to better serve their customers into the future.