According to the Verge, Amazon AWS will finally have macOS. 

Amazon is bringing macOS to its AWS cloud for the first time ever. New Mac mini instances will be available on Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), allowing developers to create apps for iPhones, iPads, Macs, and more all on AWS. 

The cloud is helping medical professionals continue to provide care during the pandemic, reports the Business Standard. 

In July, when Covid-19 cases were rising sharply in Karnataka, a septuagenarian patient was admitted to a hospital in the district of Kalaburagi. The patient was critical — he had Covid-19 and pneumonia, and multiple organs in his body had been affected. 

Use of the public cloud doesn’t show signs of slowing, however companies need to get better at securing their data in the cloud, reports ZD Net. 

As companies need to build applications to cater for distributed workforces, the use of public cloud is a no-brainer, but as the parade of companies failing to secure S3 buckets shows, cloud customers are failing to secure it properly.