T-Mobile taps Red Hat OpenShift to streamline edge and 5G cloud operations
T-Mobile has selected Red Hat OpenShift Platform Plus to power its common telco cloud, enhancing automation, scalability, and operational efficiency.
The platform will support cloud-native 5G applications, edge computing, private networks, and IoT, while reducing costs and accelerating time-to-market for new services. Red Hat OpenShift enables T-Mobile to consolidate and standardize infrastructure, simplify workload management, and improve security and compliance.
The solution offers scalability in hybrid multi-cloud environments, ensuring reliable, carrier-grade services for telecommunications needs.
“As telecommunications service providers face increasing demands for cloud flexibility, consistency and cost optimization, Red Hat OpenShift provides a standardized, scalable foundation to drive efficiency and innovation,” says Fran Heeran, vice president, Global Telecommunications at Red Hat. “By collaborating with T-Mobile to power its common telco cloud, Red Hat will help unlock new opportunities for streamlined operations, faster service delivery and a simplified approach to managing diverse workloads across the core network. Together, we’re enabling a flexible, carrier-grade platform that not only meets today’s needs but lays the groundwork for tomorrow’s advancements.”
Collaboration with Red Hat provides access to a robust partner ecosystem, fostering innovation and simplifying development, testing, and deployment processes.
T-Mobile aims to transition from a traditional telco to a tech-driven company, leveraging cloud-native agility, automation, and AI insights.
Red Hat’s open-source approach and partnerships enable seamless integration of technologies and alignment with telecom operators’ requirements.
This partnership positions T-Mobile to redefine connectivity and unlock new opportunities in the digital economy.
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