Nokia Powers Global Networking with Vultr Bare Metal

Nokia, a renowned telecommunications company, is advancing its AI strategy by integrating AI into its wireless networks, edge computing, and data centers, utilizing Vultr Bare Metal's cloud infrastructure. This partnership allows Nokia to conduct virtual workshops with hands-on labs efficiently, using AMD EPYC 9354P processors to manage workloads such as containerlab and Visual Studio Code Server, thus achieving significant performance and cost benefits. Additionally, Nokia's APAC Customer Engineering team leverages Vultr to develop a solution that connects Internet Service Providers' public cloud workloads to branch locations with optimized network paths, benefiting from Vultr's global footprint, low egress costs, and consistent performance. The use of Intel servers on Vultr Bare Metal supports Nokia's requirements for seamless multicloud integration and direct control without mediation software, showcasing Vultr's capability to support AI-related and advanced computing workloads effectively.

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