Microsoft has announced the release of its next-generation hybrid cloud platform, “Azure Operator Nexus,” for communication service providers.
According to TechCrunch, the internet giant believes that contemporary network architecture would help its telecoms partners better and monetize their existing infrastructure while also decreasing their overall cost of ownership.
Azure Operator Nexus will enable these enterprises to execute carrier-grade workloads both on-premises and in Azure.
“AT&T made the decision to adopt the Azure Operator Nexus platform over time with the expectation of lowering total cost of ownership, leveraging the power of AI to simplify operations, improving time to market, and focusing on our core competency of building the world’s best 5G service,” said Igal Elbaz, Senior Vice President, Network CTO, AT&T.
Microsoft’s SVP for Strategic Missions and Tech, Jason Zander, noted that the new hybrid cloud platform is a “mix of hardware, hardware acceleration, and the software that goes with it”.
Service Manager assists operators in generating insights about their network setups, while Operator Insights employs machine learning to help operators examine the enormous volumes of data they collect from their network operations and address any issues, according to the paper.
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