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EdgeConneX Enters Hybrid Cloud Market
According to Market Realist, EdgeConnex is partnering with Rackspace to bring a hybrid cloud solution.
EdgeConneX, the pioneer in Edge Data Centers, today announces its partnership with Rackspace to deliver a powerful combination of enterprise cloud solutions and the global EdgeConneX data center platform
Read more...Amazon Cloud isn't Earning as Much
Amazon’s dominance of the cloud is slipping, reports Quartz. While the cloud is still profitable for Amazon, it is not nearly as profitable as it was a year ago.
Cloud services, a business Amazon originally entered to support its own infrastructure, has become incredibly fruitful for the online retailer. In the past year, AWS generated more revenue on its own than McDonald’s or Qualcomm, and nearly as much as Mondelez and Macy’s.
Read more...Amazon & Microsoft combined owned over half of the public cloud space, reports the Register.
Almost half of all the money spent on public cloud infrastructure is now divvied up between Amazon and Microsoft, according to stats from Synergy Research.
Read more...The Cloud Doesn't Allow for Energy Use Reports
Companies that move their operations to the cloud can be losing a clear picture of the relationship between its software architecture and its energy use, reports Data Center Knowledge.
Read more...Spyware Invades Cloud
According to CNBC, security companies are alarmed by rumors that an Israel-based cybersecurity company has spyware that can scrape data from the servers of Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft.
Read more...Microsoft Sees Huge Gain in the Cloud
Microsoft reports revenue of 33.7 billion, which is an increase of 12%, for 2018 and it is all thanks to the cloud, reports ARS Technica.
Read more...Trucking Data to the Cloud
According to CNBC, companies that need to move petabytes of data to a cloud can use specialized 18 wheelers to make the data transfer easier.
Read more...CloudJumper Announces General Availability of Cloud Workspace® Management Suite V5.3
CloudJumper announced general availability of Cloud Workspace® Management Suite (CWMS) version 5.3 that includes support for Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) public preview and support for Azure Government. The new software will be demonstrated publicly for the first time in booth #1806 at Microsoft Inspire 2019, which takes place July 14-18 in Las Vegas. CWMS V5.3 supports automated deployments of WVD while simplifying day-to-day administration that reduces time-to-value for WVD solution providers and drives consumption of Azure services for enhanced operational efficiency.
Read more...Healthcare Data Moving to the Cloud
According to Healthcare IT News, Novant Health has moved its Epic system to the cloud.
Read more...Oracle Dealt a Blow
Oracle has been eliminated from the bidding for the $10 million dollar government contract, reports Bloomberg.
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