Frances OVH partners with Google for European cloud computing push

The growth of Alibaba’s cloud business is outpacing both AWS and Microsoft in the third quarter of 2020, with the Chinese firm capitalising on the country’s early recovery from the pandemic. Alibaba’s cloud division brought in revenues of 14.89 billion yuan (£1.71bn) in the three months ending 30 September. That’s a 60% increase year-on-year, representing faster growth than the 29% recorded by AWS

Revenue rose 60 per cent in Q3 Alibaba Cloud saw sales rocket in its Q2 as it continues to outpace the likes of Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure. Revenue for the period ending 30 September rocketed 60 per cent year on year to $2.2bn. Alibaba said that its cloud computing arm is likely to become profitability in H2. CEO Daniel Zhang said that organisations in the public s

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has struck an agreement with the UK government to accelerate the public sector’s digital transformation drive, boost digital skills and raise the level of participation among smaller cloud providers. The ‘One Government Value Agreement (OGVA)’ is a three-year memorandum of understanding (MoU) between AWS and the Crown Commerical Service (CCS) that spans two tiers for both

We’ve heard a lot about cloud computing, edge computing and various other kinds of computing, but confidential computing is less well known. As an emerging encryption model, it promises to offer greater protection to data as it’s being used, supplementing at-rest and in-transit encryption. Protecting against attacks like memory dumps and malicious root user compromise, the development of confident

Cloud computing has been a dominant force within business IT for many years and has only grown stronger in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the fact that the majority of employees are currently working outside of the traditional office. This has seen us become even more dependent on cloud-based services which now hold more of our data, be it personal or work, than ever before. As such, it is

Cloud computing has been a dominant force within business IT for many years and has only grown stronger in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the fact that the majority of employees are currently working outside of the traditional office. This has seen us become even more dependent on cloud-based services which now hold more of our data, be it personal or work, than ever before. As such, it is

The pace of digital transformation drastically increased in 2020 due to the onset of the pandemic. Remote working, social distancing, and the need for business continuity saw factories, offices, and even restaurants and coffee shops tapping into cloud computing. Taking our lives and our information even further online. With even more data being generated, processed, and stored, particularly by bus

Can a piece of drywall be smart? Bringing machine learning to everyday objects with TinyML Kurt Marko Mon, 11/09/2020 - 23:23 Summary: So-called smart devices like Amazon Echo and Google Nest made early headway into our homes. But will devices as small as a vibration sensor soon outsmart an Echo? Here’s a look under the hood of “TinyML.”

PALO ALTO, Calif. & TEL AVIV–(BUSINESS WIRE)– #AWS–Ermetic identity and access management tools squarely address two major weaknesses of cloud computing, helping them stand out in a competitive market.