Part of migrating to the cloud is planning to migrate to the cloud, reports Forbes. 

To fight this battle, companies are digitizing every area of their operations, looking for agility and insights from data and analytics. This transformational effort includes migrating workloads to Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform, which may not have been historically deployed as cloud-ready applications.

Google, Microsoft and Amazon agree to “Trusted Cloud Principles”, reports ZD Net. 

Some of the world's largest tech giants -- Amazon, Google, Microsoft, IBM, Salesforce/Slack, Atlassian, SAP, and Cisco -- have joined forces to establish the Trusted Cloud Principles in what they are claiming is their commitment to protecting the rights of their customers.

According to Business Insider, the next big cloud fight will be over egress fees. 

Database giant Oracle and $36 billion web security firm Cloudflare are two very different companies, but they found common ground in recent days when they both took aim at mutual rival Amazon Web Services over what's called the data egress fee — casting a light on what may prove to be a rare competitive weakness for AWS.