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AWS is the biggest player in cloud computing, with no clear number two. How has Amazon, a company with its roots in online retailing, managed to dominate one of the major tech battlegrounds of our era?
Cloud services brokerage company AppDirect raises $35 million to continue its rapid growth in the market, IBM adds to its enterprise marketing portfolio by acquiring Silverpop, and Amazon Web Services launches the next generation of EC2 Memory...
Amazon Web Services introduced a new feature called Cost Explorer, which gives customers granular views into where they're spending on AWS cloud, as well as a way to optimize those costs
AWS announced price cuts, It's virtual desktop offering workspaces is now available to everyone, and gives real world examples across a large swatch of industries and sizes as to how people are using their cloud.
Syncsort Hadoop product line is now certified on Hortonworks Data Platform 2.0, Amazon Redshift launches SSD-based node types, and Pure Storage boosts operations in the UK to continue hyper growth.
Intel (INTC) is teaming with cloud service providers (CSPs) around the world to launch its Cloud Technology Program, aimed at providing cloud users with a clear view into the technology powering their cloud-based infrastructure.
At its annual Partner conference in Scottsdale, Arizona this week Red Hat (RHT) announced new Test Drives on Amazon Web Services (AWS) with three Red Hat partners – CITYTECH, Shadow-Soft, and Vizuri.
Amazon expands edge locations to Taipei and Rio de Janeiro, Dell helps customers use Salesforce.com, ScaleOut Software extends its in-memory data grid, and PlanSource raises $12 million to continue to innovate its insurance exchange and benefits...
At the Amazon re:Invent conference in Las Vegas this week software vendors Splunk, Sumo Logic and Alert Logic made announcements, supporting the new CloudTrail service from Amazon Web Services (AWS).