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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Microsoft<\/a> Corp unveiled a new cloud platform on Monday aimed at enabling telecom operators<\/a> to build 5G<\/a> networks faster, reduce costs and sell customised services to business clients.

After banning China's
Huawei<\/a> [HWT.UL] from its telecom network, the U.S. government has been pushing big American companies such as Microsoft to get more involved with 5G - a technology which promises to enable everything from self-driving cars to remote surgery and more automated manufacturing.

The new platform will be on Azure, Microsoft's flagship
cloud computing<\/a> business, and the company says it will reduce infrastructure costs, give flexibility to add services on demand and use artificial intelligence to automate operations.

Yousef Khalidi, corporate vice president for Azure Networking, told Reuters that it could cut costs by 30%-40% in some cases.

The developer of Windows and Office software entered the 5G arena after its acquisition of cloud networking companies Affirmed Networks and Metaswitch earlier this year.

\"The telco DNA was obtained through those acquisitions and we went from a small number of engineers in this space to literally hundreds of engineers,\" said Khalidi. \"On the other hand, the foundational pieces, including edge compute, we have had in a pipeline for many years.\"

The company has already partnered with companies ranging from telecom operators such as Verizon and AT&T to network equipment firms such as
Samsung<\/a> and Mavenir to either use or sell the new platform to clients.

Microsoft's move will increase competition for existing 5G service vendors like
Nokia<\/a> and Ericsson , said CCS Insight analyst Nicholas McQuire.
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微软进入5 g种族对电信运营商Azure云,旨在为运维使用人工智能

禁止中国华为[HWT之后。UL)从其电信网络,美国政府一直在推动美国大公司如微软获得更多参与5 g -技术承诺让从无人驾驶汽车远程手术和更多的自动化生产。

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微软公司周一公布了一项新的云平台,旨在使电信运营商构建5克网络速度,降低成本和销售为业务客户定制服务。

禁止中国的后华为[HWT。UL)从其电信网络,美国政府一直在推动美国大公司如微软获得更多参与5 g -技术承诺让从无人驾驶汽车远程手术和更多的自动化生产。

新平台将在Azure上,微软的旗舰云计算业务,该公司表示,它将降低基础设施成本,给添加服务灵活性需求,使用人工智能自动化操作。

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尤瑟夫Khalidi、公司副总裁Azure网络,对路透表示,它可能在某些情况下削减成本30% - -40%。

Windows和Office软件的开发者进入5 g领域收购后的云网络公司今年早些时候确认网络和工业。

“电信DNA通过收购,我们从少量的工程师在这个空间上百工程师,“Khalidi说。”另一方面,基础部分,包括边计算,我们有多年的管道。”

该公司已经与公司合作,从电信运营商Verizon和AT&T等网络设备公司等三星和Mavenir使用或出售给客户的新平台。

微软此举将增加竞争等现有5 g服务供应商诺基亚爱立信,CCS Insight分析师Nicholas McQuire说。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Microsoft<\/a> Corp unveiled a new cloud platform on Monday aimed at enabling telecom operators<\/a> to build 5G<\/a> networks faster, reduce costs and sell customised services to business clients.

After banning China's
Huawei<\/a> [HWT.UL] from its telecom network, the U.S. government has been pushing big American companies such as Microsoft to get more involved with 5G - a technology which promises to enable everything from self-driving cars to remote surgery and more automated manufacturing.

The new platform will be on Azure, Microsoft's flagship
cloud computing<\/a> business, and the company says it will reduce infrastructure costs, give flexibility to add services on demand and use artificial intelligence to automate operations.

Yousef Khalidi, corporate vice president for Azure Networking, told Reuters that it could cut costs by 30%-40% in some cases.

The developer of Windows and Office software entered the 5G arena after its acquisition of cloud networking companies Affirmed Networks and Metaswitch earlier this year.

\"The telco DNA was obtained through those acquisitions and we went from a small number of engineers in this space to literally hundreds of engineers,\" said Khalidi. \"On the other hand, the foundational pieces, including edge compute, we have had in a pipeline for many years.\"

The company has already partnered with companies ranging from telecom operators such as Verizon and AT&T to network equipment firms such as
Samsung<\/a> and Mavenir to either use or sell the new platform to clients.

Microsoft's move will increase competition for existing 5G service vendors like
Nokia<\/a> and Ericsson , said CCS Insight analyst Nicholas McQuire.
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