- In May 2021, Vodafone and Google Cloud entered a long-term strategic partnership to co-develop Nucleus, an advanced integrated data platform designed to transform Vodafone’s data operations across its global footprint. The partnership underscores a growing trend within the global Telecom Cloud Market, where telecom operators are increasingly leveraging cloud technologies to modernize infrastructure, unlock data-driven insights, and foster agility in a highly competitive digital landscape
- In May 2021, Amazon Web Services (AWS) extended its strategic partnership with Ericsson to validate and certify Ericsson’s mission-critical Business Support Systems (BSS) portfolio on the AWS cloud infrastructure. This development is highly relevant to the global Telecom Cloud Market, as it reflects a broader industry shift toward cloud-based telecom operations, where service providers are transitioning from legacy systems to agile, cloud-native solutions
- In January 2021, IBM and Telefónica announced a strategic collaboration to enhance hybrid cloud adoption by launching Cloud Garden 2.0, an advanced platform designed to support enterprises in modernizing and managing their applications across diverse IT environments. The partnership holds significant relevance to the global Telecom Cloud Market, showcasing how telecom operators like Telefónica are evolving into full-scale digital service providers by offering advanced cloud-native solutions to enterprise clients
- In July 2022, Nokia and AST SpaceMobile, Inc. entered into a five-year strategic agreement to jointly enhance global connectivity, with a focus on providing 5G coverage to underserved and remote communities around the world. This agreement holds significant relevance to the global Telecom Cloud Market, highlighting the increasing role of satellite and cloud-based solutions in expanding telecom network capabilities
- In May 2022, Nokia introduced its cloud-native IMS Voice Core product, designed to help Communication Service Providers (CSPs) optimize their network operations, improve agility, and reduce overall network management costs. The product's release is highly relevant to the global Telecom Cloud Market, reflecting the industry's ongoing shift toward cloud-native technologies
