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# Blog posts tagged "telecom infrastructure"

#### [Canonical at India Mobile Congress 2024 – a retrospective](https://canonical.com/blog/canonical-at-india-mobile-congress-2024-a-retrospective)

With an ambition to become Asia’s technology hub for telecommunications in the 5G/6G era, India hosts the annual India Mobile Congress (IMC) in Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. IMC is an annual trade exhibition for the telecommunication sector, bringing together operators, system integrators, as well as software and hardware vendors. It has now

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AI

#### [What is the telco core network?](https://canonical.com/blog/what-is-the-telco-core-network)

Introduction The telecommunications industry relies heavily on their core network, which is essential for enabling communication and data transfer. As technology advances and data demand increases, these core networks pose significant challenges. Telcos may face immense difficulties in ensuring fast data transfer, maintaining network reli

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5G

#### [What is OpenRAN](https://canonical.com/blog/what-is-openran)

OpenRAN is a key technology making it’s way to telecom operators. Read for the answer what OpenRAN is and how RAN evolution looked like.

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Telecommunications

#### [How to accelerate migration towards NFV with Open Source MANO](https://canonical.com/blog/how-to-accelerate-migration-towards-nfv-with-open-source-mano)

Download whitepaper Network Function Virtualization (NFV) and Cloud native network functions continue to draw immense attention from the telecom sector. From the beginning, virtualisation is trying to fulfill the promises of reducing CapEx and OpEx by decoupling Network Functions from the underlying infrastructure and ensuring flexibility

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Telecommunications

#### [OpenStack for telcos by Canonical](https://canonical.com/blog/openstack-for-telcos-by-canonical)

Learn how Charmed OpenStack offers telcos fast networking, security, stability of performance, and optimal SDN and storage options.

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Company

#### [MTS selects OpenStack and Canonical for next-generation cloud infrastructure](https://canonical.com/blog/mts-selects-openstack-and-canonical-for-next-generation-cloud-infrastructure)

5th November, 2020: MOSCOW, Russia – MTS (NYSE:MBT; MOEX:MTSS), Russia’s largest mobile operator and a leading provider of media and digital services, announces the selection of Canonical’s Charmed OpenStack to power the company’s next-generation cloud infrastructure. MTS plans to leverage Charmed OpenStack’s advanced lifecycle management

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Cloud and server

#### [Need to set up servers in remote locations?](https://canonical.com/blog/need-to-set-up-servers-in-remote-locations)

Use bare metal provisioning with a top-of-the-rack switch When deploying a small footprint environment such as edge computing sites, 5G low latency services, a site support cabinet or baseband unit, its critical to establish the optimal number of physical servers needed for set up. While several approaches exist, bare metal provisioning t

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Cloud and server

#### [Cloud to Edge: Building the software defined telco infrastructure](https://canonical.com/blog/cloud-to-edge-building-the-software-defined-telco-infrastructure)

With the explosive growth of data, telcos are facing new challenges in revenue. Canonical currently provide some of the world’s leading service providers with an automated, repeatable, and tried & tested telco solution. In this webinar, join Nathan Rader to learn how Ubuntu OpenStack can help telcos: Reduce time to market Save money throu

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Cloud and server

#### [The Top 5 Telecom Problems can be Solved](https://canonical.com/blog/the-top-5-telecom-problems-can-be-solved)

This year’s TAD Summit was a success but it was another sign that telecom operators are more likely to follow Kodak than become the next Google. The future of telecom will look very red, blood red, not Vodafone red, unless telcos start really upping their game. The future looks bad because telecoms have reached their

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Cloud and server