Telecom equipment maker Nokia said on Tuesday it would partner with Microsoft in the open source network operating system SONiC, which is used in the data centres of some of the largest cloud-service providers.
Finland-based Nokia said it was making significant development investments in data centre networking.
Nokia to partner with Microsoft in data centre software
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