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title: Blog posts tagged "cloud infrastructure"
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# Blog posts tagged "cloud infrastructure"

#### [How telcos are building carrier-grade infrastructure using open source](https://canonical.com/blog/how-telcos-are-building-carrier-grade-infrastructure-using-open-source)

Telco cloud implementation with Canonical and HPE Service providers need cloud infrastructure everywhere, from modern 5G and 6G network functions running in the network core to sophisticated AI/ML jobs running on the edge. Given the sensitivity of those workloads to any interruptions, outages or performance degradations, the cloud infrast

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Cloud and server

#### [Containerization vs. Virtualization : understand the differences](https://canonical.com/blog/containerization-vs-virtualization)

Containerization vs. Virtualization : understand the differences and benefits of each approach, as well as connections to cloud computing.

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Cloud and server

#### [Hybrid cloud infrastructure modernisation](https://canonical.com/blog/hybrid-cloud-infrastructure-modernisation)

Public clouds enabled digital transformation at unprecedented speed. But their operational costs over time can be exacting as compute needs increase. Hybrid clouds emerged as an alternative to gain the benefits of both worlds: private infrastructure that allows for lower operational expenditures and tighter control, and public clouds that

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AI

#### [Public cloud for telco – Part 3: Microsoft Azure](https://canonical.com/blog/public-cloud-for-telco-part-3-microsoft-azure)

This is the third blog from a series focusing on how public clouds meet telecommunication operators’ business demands. In the previous two blogs, we talked about how Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud Platform have enabled telcos to run critical workloads on public clouds. In this last part of our series, you’ll hear about

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Cloud and server