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Telecommunications and IT are two industries that, over the years, grew to be inseparable from one another. The advent of 5G enhanced the synergies between the two fields to become almost indistinguishable, allowing us to enjoy the best of both worlds. It is only fair to say that 5G is driving the 4th industrial revolution leveraging this new Telco Cloud field.

LabLabee’s team is super excited to announce our pre-seed funding round, another milestone we hit toward our mission of democratizing Telco Cloud by making practicing those technologies more interactive, accessible, and affordable for everyone.

The importance of practice can be summarized by Benjamin Franklin’s quote, "Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn". In this blog post, I will be explaining what that quote means for Telco Cloud, and why a more practice-oriented approach should be adopted in teaching and learning those technologies.

OpenStack is a powerful open-source cloud computing platform whose popularity is growing at an impressive rate. Find out the reasons behind that in the following blog post.

OpenStack has grown to be one of the most popular cloud platforms in the last few years. In this article, I’m getting you through for reasons why learning this skill is a good idea.

We’re more than thrilled to announce a new partnership with SETELIA, the leading provider of Telecoms, Networks – Infrastructure, and Digital services. This partnership will give SETELIA’s customers the opportunity to upskill their teams, by helping them learn and practice the most relevant skills in the Telco cloud world.

Open Valley and LabLabee are proud to announce a new partnership, hoping that it will be a leap forward in our way towards democratizing Telco Cloud technology. 

World Telecommunication Day is celebrated on May 17 every year. LabLabee is taking this chance to celebrate how far Telco has come, and to predict the next steps in its fascinating journey.

Super excited to announce that LabLabee is now partnering with the Open Networking Foundation, the leading non-profit association fostering innovation in software-defined programmable networks.