Rung announces collaboration with Intel on cloud computing research away from equipment price war

Alcatel-Lucent said at the World Mobile Conference in Barcelona that it would bring better services and new products, far from the telecoms equipment market price war, Reuters reported in Beijing February 24. On the same day, Lang announced cooperation with Intel, plans to work together in the cloud computing and information security areas of research.

Rung CEO Michel Kums (Michel Combes) said rung would like to gain more market share, but not at all costs. Currently, rung is in the second year of the three-year turnaround period, hoping to revive the profit level by cutting 1 billion euros in spending.

Nokia NSN is expected to lower operating margins due to restructuring. Analysts predict that this year for telecom equipment suppliers is doomed to intensified competition, more active NSN will certainly trigger Ericsson, Huawei two big attention.

"Everyone in this field understands that price warfare is not a positive solution," Mr. Combs said at the MWC conference. Differentiation is the right path. Each company must find its own area of expertise and deliver the services it promises to the user. ”

Mr. Combs also revealed that rung and Intel have agreed to collaborate on research and development in the fields of cloud computing and information security. It is reported that "Network function virtualization" (Receptacle function Virtualization) technology, allows telecom operators to rely more on software than hardware, over time, will reduce http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/ Aggregation/32430.html "> network operating costs. In addition to rung, other telecoms equipment giants have not overlooked this area of research.

NSN said it has worked with operators to launch more than 50 business plans to further explore cloud technology. The rung's collaboration with Intel is the second research and development collaboration of two companies following Mr. Combs's rung CEO in April 2012.

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