Gartner predicts that global cloud spending will reach $482 billion by the end of 2022, up 21.7 percent from 2021. As cloud computing becomes a bigger priority for most businesses, understanding the ...

Here’s a head-to-head on which container tools businesses are using the most in 2023 based off a new Flexera survey around Kubernetes, AWS ECS/ESK, Docker and Azure Kubernetes Services. “Kubernetes ...

AWS vs Azure for Industrial IoT: Which Solution is Best? Your email has been sent AWS and Azure have leading industrial IoT solutions, so which should you choose? Use our guide to find out which IIoT ...

As demand for cloud computing soars, the battle between Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services is only getting more intense. And even with the trend toward multi-cloud environments, some solution ...

The Seattle-based battle between Amazon and Microsoft for dominance of the cloud services industry has been competitive for a long time. After all, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy helped create the cloud ...

Here's a look at how the cloud leaders stack up, the hybrid market, and the SaaS players that run your company as well as their latest strategic moves. Read now Nearly all companies have a multicloud ...

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Amazon Web Services vs Microsoft Azure: Compare top cloud migration tools Your email has been sent Before deciding on a provider for cloud computing, learn how these two platforms compare when it ...

Spending on cloud infrastructure from Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and others reached $39.9 billion in the fourth quarter of last year – up $10bn year on year. Collectively, AWS, ...

AWS Outposts, Microsoft Azure Arc, and Google Cloud Anthos each offers its own approach to managing hybrid and multicloud environments. Here’s how they compare on cost, security, and management. The ...

It was a nightmare scenario for the digital age. On Wednesday, just hours before Microsoft was scheduled to release its earnings, its foundational cloud services—Azure and 365—abruptly went offline.