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The move to the cloud

Agility, flexibility, scalability and eventually, digital transformation. This is why organisations are moving to the cloud in their droves.

Cybersecurity

Public cloud services are so good even hackers use them

Cloud & Edge Computing

Alibaba Cloud solidify growth in EMEA with new partner programme

Alibaba Cloud aims to gain traction in EMEA through a partner programme, while designing bespoke products and services.

Cloud & Edge Computing

Real enterprise adoption of open source heralds new era of innovation

"The biggest change from last year is that we have more examples of real customer adoption" of open source, said Paul Cormier, president, products and technologies at Red Hat.

Cloud & Edge Computing

The journey from mainframe to cloud in a changing IT landscape

Cloud & Edge Computing

Enterprise IT budgets shifting toward hosting and cloud services

Cloud & Edge Computing

AWS and Microsoft Azure will dominate 90% of the IaaS market – Gartner

Cloud & Edge Computing

Azure is a $1 billion business too, Microsoft claims

Cloud & Edge Computing

Microsoft Azure outage takes down govt CloudStore

Software and Applications

Microsoft unveils Azure cloud platform

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