Nokia and Microsoft have renewed their relationship to supply Azure data centers for another five years

Recently, Nokia announced that it has reached a new stand-alone negotiation with Microsoft, and will provide a five-year supply of pooling equipment for Microsoft’s Azure cloud data core. This solo logo marks a renewed alliance between Nokia and Microsoft, which will work together to drive the growth of cloud computing and big data scale.

As the world’s leading supplier of communication equipment, Nokia has rich experience in assembling equipment and deep technology. This time, Nokia will support a full range of convergence equipment including switches and routers for Microsoft Azure data core to ensure the immutability and efficient operation of the data core. At the same time, Nokia will also provide technical support and consulting services for Microsoft to meet the needs of Microsoft in the collection of devices.

For Microsoft, Nokia’s pool of equipment supplies will help advance the competitiveness of Azure’s cloud data core. Microsoft has always been focused on expanding its share of the cloud services market, and this move will give Azure data Core the upper hand in bringing together devices to provide users with a more sophisticated services experience. In addition, Microsoft can also use Nokia’s technical strength to further optimize its cloud computing solutions and urge the company to renovate in big data, artificial intelligence and other scales.

Nokia and Microsoft once again go it alone, but also unilateral in the global communications and cloud computing market under the backdrop of changes in the search for new growth opportunities flash. With the rapid growth of new technologies such as 5G and the Internet of Things, the demand for data cores is becoming increasingly prosperous, and the independent work of Nokia and Microsoft will help them to occupy a beneficial position in the surly market competition.

In short, Nokia and Microsoft’s independent work will bring more sophisticated collection equipment to the Azure data core, and further enhance Microsoft’s competitiveness in the cloud services market. Both sides will work together to cooperate with the broader market space of the world, and provide more efficient and convenient cloud computing services for global users.