In advance of the GSMA Mobile World Congress, Türk Telekom announced the domestic companies that will join them in their strategic efforts in 5G. Türk Telekom, which adds value to the industry by cooperating with local companies with a national responsibility approach, announced their joint efforts with Odine on cloud-native virtualization solutions.
Türk Telekom, the founder, and developer of Turkey’s communication infrastructure, is signing partnerships that will strengthen the local and national ecosystem, as well as its collaborations with the world’s leading technology companies. Before the GSMA Mobile World Congress, where technology giants meet in Barcelona, Spain, Türk Telekom announced the local companies it will cooperate with to shape the future with 5G and new generation technologies.
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Ümit Önal, CEO at Türk Telekom made the following statement on the subject: “As Türk Telekom, we focus on developing local products and projects that will create added value for the country’s economy and accelerate national development. To that end, we aim to demonstrate their potential in the global arena by providing strong collaborations with local technology initiatives. As Turkey’s leading information and communication technologies company, our aim is to make our country ready for Industry 4.0 and to make Turkey one of the countries that have a say in 5G. We are very happy to develop partnerships with local brands in the transformations we have made in our infrastructure and services, especially while developing projects in the fields of 5G, software-defined networks, internet of things, smart cities, new-generation information technologies, and artificial intelligence.”
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Türk Telekom and Odine are jointly testing containerized architectures and working together to integrate and manage solutions on these platforms. Alper Tunga Burak, CEO of Odine, said: “At a time when telecommunications service providers are going through a crucial digital transformation process, cloud-native virtualization solutions form the foundation of this process.
Cloud-native solutions enable Telecom operators to be leading technology providers, powering technologies such as IoT, 5G, Edge Computing, AI/ML, and not only for Operators but also for Enterprise businesses. We are proud to be contributing to the digital transformation of our country’s telecommunication infrastructure through our strategic partnership with Türk Telekom.”
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