Tele2, one of the most famous telecommunications companies on the European level announced yesterday its collaboration with Canonical, a collaboration that will improve Tele2's services to its clients.
Tele2 is working on offering 5G to its customers, being one of the pioneering companies in these services, for this Tele2 will use OpenStack and Juju Charms, two Canonical platforms that will offer cloud and virtualization solutions so that any Tele2 user or customer can obtain the maximum possible services with the least possible expense or hassle.
So Tele2 is another of big companies who are interested in Canonical's OpenStack, a platform that is giving as good results as Ubuntu gave at the time to Canonical and that demonstrates once again the power that Ubuntu Server has in the business field.
Tele2 will use this technology to advance 5G
However, this collaboration brings more fruits for Canonical than for Tele2. When working with a telecommunications company, Canonical is ensuring that its platform will be known and by extension its mobile platform, Ubuntu Phone, a platform that is growing and although in Europe it is already famous, in other parts of the world it is still unknown.
Anyway, Canonical's business fruits are paying off, not only creating strategic alliances and platforms such as Ubuntu Core or OpenStack but also making the sweetest or most affordable Gnu / Linux known to less inexperienced users. Personally I have not tried Juju or OpenStack yet but I can't stop recognizing the merits of Ubuntu, Canonical and Ubuntu Server. Their products and their effectiveness is as good as what IBM offered decades ago, although unfortunately Canonical does not have the same prominence as IBM, although time to time Do not you think?
what do you mean decades ago joaquin, what is the same as IBM? what is old? or other greetings