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This week Amazon Web Services released a metaverse-like game called AWS Cloud Quest: Cloud Practitioner o train users on its cloud.
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Google Cloud announced the formation of a new Digital Assets Team for blockchain technology, whose rise it compared to that of open source and the internet.
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According to a recently updated Microsoft document, the Azure Blockchain service will end on Sept. 10, 2021,
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Blockchain is a complicated, hard-to-define technology with a lot of potential use cases, which are now easier to experiment with on the Amazon Web Services cloud.
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It lets enterprises and service providers run their own mirror images of Microsoft's cloud platform in their own datacenters.
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Amazon Web Services has published a new Quick Start for deploying a modern enterprise data warehouse on it cloud platform.
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A new Nano Server configuration will shrink its image footprint by 50 percent and remove its infrastructure role as Microsoft focuses on a headless configuration option for deployment of container-based environments.
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After partnering with the Amazon cloud last year, VMware has entered into a deal with Microsoft to deliver virtualized desktops and apps on the Azure public cloud.
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Research from RedLock Inc. reveals numerous security problems in public cloud environments, finding 82 percent of hosted databases remain unencrypted, among other multiple issues.
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Dell has updated its lineup to handle the changing model of computing that can have files, storage, networking and compute anywhere.
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Microsoft signaled an evolution of its signature message of "mobile-first, cloud-first," which is changing into a message of "an intelligent cloud and an intelligent edge," thanks partly to the company's growing confidence in its developer tools and services.
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Despite the much-publicized migration of enterprise datacenter infrastructure to cloud platforms, a new report from Uptime Institute indicates most workloads are still running on-premises.
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Microsoft will offer an on-premises-only deployment option for its Dynamics 365 for Operations ERP software for enterprises that don't want to store data in the cloud.
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It will work with components such as the SAP BW/4HANA data warehouse and SAP S/4HANA, an enterprise resource management suite with ERP capabilities.
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In a bid to further the development of new-age cognitive applications, IBM announced new hybrid cloud all-flash storage solutions.
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By John K. Waters
The next generation of Oracle's Infrastructure-as-a-Service offerings -- the new Bare Metal Cloud Services -- is now generally available.
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By John K. Waters
Enterprise software vendor Atlassian announced two of its core products now support deployment on the Amazon Web Services cloud.
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451 Research has published a study indicating that enterprise IT execs expect 60 percent of workloads to run in the cloud by 2018.
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IBM is providing mainframe-focused resources to help move CSC clients to the cloud in a new partnership.
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Box, which provides an enterprise content management platform, today announced a new Shuttle service to help enterprises migrate their content to the Box cloud.
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Enterprises looking to move legacy workloads such as ERP or mainframe applications to the modern cloud will find help from Infosys, which has entered into a strategic alliance with Amazon Web Services, the leading cloud computing provider.
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With a mission to help organizations move from traditional file systems to more flexible, scalable cloud infrastructures, SwiftStack has upgraded its namesake "enterprise-ready object storage software."
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Research firm IDC forecasts that, in the midst of a global downturn, IT spending in the U.S will hold steady this year.
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IBM yesterday announced a new mainframe called the z13s that's optimized for security in hybrid cloud environments.
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VMware upgraded its Horizon product, for managing virtual desktops and apps, and unveiled a new solution, "Horizon Air," for creating digital workspaces.