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Nokia Taps Telia's Helsinki Data Center for IT and Service Platform Hosting

Nokia Taps Telia's Helsinki Data Center for IT and Service Platform Hosting Image Credit: Telia

Nokia has signed a long-term agreement with Telia to use its data center in Helsinki for IT and service platform hosting.

Telia Helsinki Data Center is the largest open data center in Finland. Opened in June 2018, it provides top level systems for security, safety and power, offering the most modern and safe facility for data. The data center has multiple connections to Telia's global network that hosts almost 40 percent of the daily global internet traffic. Data centers are an integral part of the 5G network architecture.

The total capacity of Telia Helsinki Data Center is 24 megawatts. The servers generate massive amounts of heat, which will be used for heating up to 20 000 apartments in the neighboring city of Espoo.

Ursula Soritsch-Renier, CIO, Nokia
Telia Helsinki Data Center is a modern facility supporting smooth operations. It meets our strict requirements for data security, energy efficiency and sustainability. The agreement with Telia is an important step for Nokia in implementing our global data center strategy.

Jussi Salminen, VP for Enterprise Segment, Telia Finland
Data factories like our Helsinki Data Center are a vital building block for the future infrastructure of IoT, 5G, robotics and AI. We are extremely proud that our key partner Nokia has decided to use our data center for their key operations. 

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