Cloud Computing Tutorials
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How a Private Cloud is Crucial for Strategic Flexibility
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Critical Disaster Recovery Mistakes to Avoid
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VEXXHOST’s Announcements Recap
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How to Simplify Package Version Management at Scale
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VEXXHOST Introduces OpenStack Upgrades Offering
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VEXXHOST Adds Support for UEFI Instance Booting
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How to Ensure High Availability for Your Critical Databases
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Could Application Technical Debt be Getting in Your way?
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Managed Cloud Service: Explained
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Introducing Minutely Billing To Our Public Cloud
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Recap Of The First Open Infrastructure Summit
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Announcing Our Kubernetes Enablement Offering
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VEXXHOST Launches IPv6 in Santa Clara Region
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VEXXHOST Is Running OpenStack Stein On Day One Of The Release
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Meet VEXXHOST in Denver for the Open Infrastructure Summit
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Security: Going Beyond Compliance
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The VEXXHOST Approach to Application Modernization
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Looking Forward With Multi-Cloud & Open-APIs
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Infrastructure-As-Code 101
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What To Consider When Choosing A Private Cloud
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Deep Dive On Disaster Recovery
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Reasons To Take Advantage Of Cloud-Based Data Warehouses
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Debunking Common Open Source Myths
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Cloud Pricing 101: Public vs. Private
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The Top Cloud Computing Challenges Faced By All Industries
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Private Clouds & The Cloud Ecosystem
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Exploring Hybrid Cloud
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Cloud Security: Private vs. Public
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Continuous Integration, Delivery & Deployment, Explained
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Deep Dive into Serverless
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Bare-Metal v.s Virtual Machines
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Deep Dive on VEXXHOST’s Virtual Machines
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Deep Dive into OpenStack’s Heat, Horizon & Keystone
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What to Consider When Planning a Move to the Cloud
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Securing Your Data With a Cloud Provider
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Introduction to Canadian Data Privacy
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Load Balancers-as-a-Service vs Installable Load Balancers
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Combining Security and Speed With VMs and Kubernetes
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The Best Features Of Kubernetes, Explained
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How the Medical Field Leverages AI
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Introducing Our Updated Private Cloud Offering
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OpenStack Magnum and Why it Matters When Running Kubernetes
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VEXXHOST 2018 Year in Review
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Deep Dive Into VEXXHOST’s Kubernetes-as-a-Service Offering
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Recap of Kubecon + CloudNativeCon North America 2018
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VEXXHOST Unveils Certified Kubernetes-as-a-Service & Becomes Member Of The Linux Foundation And The CNCF
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What GPU Instances Mean For Machine Learning
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How GPUs Are Changing The Data Mining Game
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How GPUs Are Impacting Blockchain Technology
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What Enterprise-Grade GPUs Can Do For Your Performance
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Recap of the 2018 OpenStack Summit in Berlin
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Announcing the addition of new GPU instances to our cloud offering
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The Most Important Takeaways from the OpenStack Rocky Release
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VEXXHOST leverages the power of Arm processors and OpenStack with new virtual machine architecture offering
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OpenStack Private Cloud Benefits
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Announcing New Silicon Valley Region Running OpenStack Rocky
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Simple OpenStack Computing Projects
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A Recap of the 2018 OpenStack Summit in Vancouver
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Big Data as a Service Explained
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Benefits of Big Data on OpenStack
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Understanding Hosted vs On-Premise Private Cloud
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Deploying a Hybrid Cloud
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Meltdown: What we’re doing to protect you
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DevOps & OpenStack Private Cloud Benefits
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[PRESS RELEASE] VEXXHOST Joins 10 OpenStack Public Cloud Providers in the OpenStack Public Cloud Passport Program Launch
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Big Data and Cloud Computing: A Perfect Combination
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Benefits of OpenStack private cloud for Enterprises
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Benefits of OpenStack Public Cloud for Enterprises
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The Basics of Cloud Computing Economics
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OpenStack and Kubernetes: Benefits of Using Two Open Source Giants
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Kubernetes Vs. Mesos: A Comparison of Containerization Platforms Part II
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Our Public, Private & Hybrid Clouds Now Running OpenStack Pike
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Kubernetes Vs. Docker Swarm: A Comparison of Containerization Platforms
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An Introduction to Kubernetes
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Launching New Container Services Featuring Kubernetes
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Introducing Load Balancers
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Getting to know the VEXXHOST CloudConsole
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Cloud 101: What is Private Cloud?
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Cloud 101: What is the Public Cloud?
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Boston OpenStack Summit Recap!
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Introducing New Partner: xiBOSS Corporation
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CloudConsole Update: Faster & Cleaner User Interface
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OpenStack Public Cloud: IPv6 Launch
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Step Towards A Better OpenStack Public Cloud: Public Keys
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VEXXHOST Joins Ubuntu Certified Cloud Program as First Canadian Partner
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Welcome OpenStack Kilo to our Public Cloud
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New Customer Referral Program
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VENOM & OpenStack: All You Need to Know
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Glance’s Metadata Definitions Catalog Availability
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Cloud Sites Update: New Control Panel & Faster MySQL
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Introducing New Server Networking Features
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Welcome Our New Partner: Baystream
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CentOS 7.0 Servers Now Available
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Control Panel Update: Reverse DNS (RDNS)
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Cloud66: In-depth Review
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New Cloud Sites Control Panel
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Installing WordPress on the Cloud using Nginx, PHP-FPM and MySQL
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How a Private Cloud is Crucial for Strategic Flexibility
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Tag Archives: Microsoft
What is Microsoft Azure Stack? | Tech Talk Ep 1
Learn the ins and outs of Microsoft’s upcoming private cloud offering, Azure Stack, as editors discuss its expected benefits and drawbacks. Computerworld Cloud Computing
What is Microsoft Azure Stack? | Tech Talk Ep 1
Learn the ins and outs of Microsoft’s upcoming private cloud offering, Azure Stack, as editors discuss its expected benefits and drawbacks. Network World Cloud Computing
Microsoft introduces Azure Stack, its answer to OpenStack
Microsoft has taken the wraps off Azure Stack, its take on hybrid cloud infrastructure and response to the popular OpenStack open-source cloud computing package. Azure Stack will begin shipping in September. Azure Stack was originally designed as a software-only product, … Continue reading
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Microsoft rumor: Company to reorganize cloud computing division
Multiple news outlets in Seattle and the tech press report that Microsoft plans to announce a significant reorganization in an effort to refocus its cloud computing division. In the process, a lot of people are going to lose their jobs. … Continue reading
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Tagged Cloud, company, Computing, division, Microsoft, reorganize, rumor
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Microsoft consolidates its mobile management tools under Azure
Microsoft has consolidated its Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) suite of products under its Azure portal, combining its Intune mobile application management tools and its Azure Active Directory (AD) and Information Protection under a single console. The move offers a … Continue reading
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IDG Contributor Network: Going interstellar with Microsoft Cosmos
At Microsoft’s Build developer conference last week, the company announced Cosmos DB, a new cloud database offering that, if you believe the hype, entirely changed the database game. Before reelecting on what this means for developers and organizations, it’s worth … Continue reading
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Microsoft will cut OneDrive and Skype access to standalone Office users
When Microsoft launched Office 365 in 2010, Microsoft officials said then that customers were asking to move to the cloud. Beginning in 2020, some Office customers will need to buy an Office 365 subscription to do so. In an update … Continue reading
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Tagged access, Microsoft, Office, OneDrive, Skype, standalone, Users
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Microsoft buys open-source container developer Deis
Microsoft today announced it is acquiring Deis, a company that has been building open-source tools for rapid and easy creation and management of applications on Kubernetes, the open-source container cluster manager for automated deployment, scaling and management of containerized applications. … Continue reading
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Tagged buys, Container, Deis, Developer, Microsoft, Opensource
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Microsoft hit with second cloud disruption in two weeks
A handful of hosted Microsoft services, including Office 365 SaaS apps, OneDrive cloud storage and xBox Live platforms experienced an outage on Tuesday into Wednesday, according to Microsoft and services that track outages. DownDetector.com found that Office 365 had elevated … Continue reading
AWS, Microsoft, and Google take different paths to the cloud
An outage at Amazon Web Services Tuesday rekindled the debate about whether it is wise to rely too heavily on one cloud service provider. Such snafus are rare for AWS so CIOs worry more about the potential for vendors to … Continue reading
Apple, Microsoft and Amazon offer fairer deal on cloud storage
Apple, Microsoft and Amazon have agreed to give cloud storage subscribers fairer contracts after intervention by the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority. Such cloud storage services are typically used to store photos, videos, music or digital copies of important documents. … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Apple, Cloud, deal, fairer, Microsoft, offer, Storage
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Microsoft blends IaaS and PaaS with new Managed Disks
Microsoft introduced a nifty new feature to its Azure public cloud this week called Managed Disks. The idea is that developers will not have to worry about provisioning storage when spinning up virtual machines. Managed Disks automatically adds persistent disk … Continue reading
Microsoft launches new Azure intellectual property protections
Microsoft wants to help its cloud customers feel better protected from intellectual property lawsuit threats. To that end, the company is launching a new feature that’s designed to give them additional shielding. The Azure IP Advantage program (the IP stands … Continue reading
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Microsoft drops pay-as-you-go Azure cloud option
Microsoft is shifting its licensing for its Azure cloud service, eliminating the pay-as-you-go option for new Azure customers using MPSA (Microsoft Products and Services Agreement) as of Feb. 1. Instead, they will be steered toward the company’s CSP (Cloud Solution … Continue reading
Microsoft is bundling cloud services to make cars smarter
CES has turned into the first car show of the year, with major automakers choosing to show off upcoming features in Las Vegas. Microsoft wants to help make cars more intelligent, and it unveiled a new suite of services Thursday … Continue reading
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Tagged bundling, cars, Cloud, Microsoft, Services, Smarter
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The top 5 Microsoft announcements you likely missed this year
This was a big year for Microsoft. The HoloLens began shipping to developers, Windows 10 made it through its first year intact (though not without controversy), and the company got into the desktop computer market with a stunning mega-touchscreen. But … Continue reading
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See this year’s top 5 underrated Microsoft announcements
This was a big year for Microsoft. The HoloLens began shipping to developers, Windows 10 made it through its first year intact (though not without controversy), and the company got into the desktop computer market with a stunning mega-touchscreen. But … Continue reading
Why Azure’s cloud chief believes Microsoft is in prime position
In Satya Nadella’s first press conference as CEO of Microsoft in 2014, he laid out a vision for the company to be a mobile-first, cloud-first company. On the cloud side, Microsoft has a broad portfolio of products that includes market-leading … Continue reading
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Microsoft brings F# to Jupyter Notebooks on Azure
Microsoft’s Azure Notebooks cloud service is adding support for F#, the Microsoft-developed “functional-first” language. Azure Notebooks, a free service for sharing documents that contain live code and equations, features the Jupyter Notebook web application and is geared to data analysis … Continue reading
Microsoft embraces open source in the cloud and on-premises
With the announcement of a broad swathe of new data products and services at Microsoft Connect in New York City last week — including that the next release of SQL Server will support Linux (and Docker) — the software giant … Continue reading
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Tagged Cloud, Embraces, Microsoft, OnPremises, Open, Source
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How Google, Apple and Microsoft just saved the PC
The long-neglected PC got a massive injection of innovation this week with major announcements from Google, Apple and Microsoft. Each company introduced advancements that users didn’t ask for, didn’t think they wanted and are already complaining about. Why? Because we … Continue reading
How Google, Apple and Microsoft just saved the PC
The long-neglected PC got a massive injection of innovation this week with major announcements from Google, Apple and Microsoft. Each company introduced advancements that users didn’t ask for, didn’t think they wanted and are already complaining about. Why? Because we … Continue reading
What’s better: Amazon’s Availability Zones vs. Microsoft Azure’s regions
Although they both offer core IaaS features like virtual machines, storage and databases the leading public cloud providers, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure, take very different approaches in offering cloud services, including at the most basic level of how … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon's, availability, Azure’s, better, Microsoft, regions, What’s, Zones
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Microsoft commits to running data centers off 50% renewable energy by 2018
Microsoft announced it plans to power its data centers around the world using 50% renewable energy by 2018. The company also plans to boost its use of renewable power for its data centers to 60% by the early 2020s. Rob … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, Centers, commits, Data, energy, Microsoft, renewable, running
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Microsoft gets support for its fight against government gag orders
Microsoft has secured some big allies in a fight against the federal government, including three of its chief rivals, plus a hometown airline. Microsoft is fighting the government over its right to tell customers when federal agents request their data … Continue reading
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Here’s why Microsoft and Google have the same competitor as a partner
It sounds like the start of a bad joke: executives from Microsoft, Google, Amazon and IBM walk into a conference with one thing in common. But all of those companies are appearing on stage at BoxWorks in San Francisco, in … Continue reading
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Here’s why Microsoft and Google have the same competitor as a partner
It sounds like the start of a bad joke: executives from Microsoft, Google, Amazon and IBM walk into a conference with one thing in common. But all of those companies are appearing on stage at BoxWorks in San Francisco, in … Continue reading
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Tagged competitor, Google, here’s, Microsoft, Partner, same
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AWS, Microsoft, Google, and IBM: 2 clouds won’t survive
Four firms control the cloud infrastructure market: Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, IBM, and Google, according to a survey by market researcher Synergy. AWS held a 31 percent share in the second quarter, followed by Microsoft with 11 percent, IBM with … Continue reading
Microsoft Azure Wins Boeing’s Cloud Business
Boeing is set to move its extensive portfolio of digital solutions to Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform, with an aim to improve the operation and efficiency of its airlines customers. InformationWeek: Cloud
Microsoft Prevails Over Government In Overseas Email Case
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