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Telecommunications companies chose Red Hat for their internal cloud rollouts because Red Hat offers the only multi-platform, multi-vendor cloud solution on the market. Red Hat is also an open source and OpenStack leader with enterprise-class cloud solutions widely used. Partnerships with Red Hat enable telecommunications companies to offer robust, scalable, and cost-effective platforms to drive innovation using Red Hat's fundamental technologies.

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