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Sri Reddy, President of IP and Optical
Networks at Nokia, said: “The SONiC
initiative represents yet another
dimension of our collaboration with
Microsoft and is consistent with our
commitment to customers building the
biggest and most advanced data centre
infrastructures. We are happy to bring
our experience to bear in delivering the
most robust and capable chassis-based
SONiC implementation possible.”
Yousef Khalidi, CVP Azure Networking
at Microsoft Corp, said: “We are pleased
to be working with Nokia as part of the
SONiC initiative. Its contributions to the
community on chassis-based SONiC
are raising the bar on what is possible
and what is needed. We are happy to
see networking suppliers like Nokia,
with over a million routers deployed,
contributing to our community.”
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