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• June 21, 2018 21 Jun'18

  Edge devices' compute demands complicate cloud IoT choices

  Cloud vendors want companies to use their platforms for the full scope of their IoT deployments, but that might not be their best choice. As edge computing emerges as part of IoT deployments, users ...

• June 20, 2018 20 Jun'18

  Pulumi aims to become standard cloud dev platform

  Aiming to help developers build and scale applications for multi-cloud environments, Seattle-based startup Pulumi has delivered a cloud development platform.

• June 20, 2018 20 Jun'18

  Unchecked cloud IoT costs can quickly spiral upward

  IoT sensors can produce seemingly endless streams of data, so users must beware how much to send back to the cloud to avoid jaw-dropping monthly bills.

• June 08, 2018 08 Jun'18

  Google adds single-tenant VMs for compliance, license cares

  Google continues its quest to be a more enterprise-friendly cloud, as it adds VMs with isolated hardware that could help companies with specific legacy requirements.

• June 06, 2018 06 Jun'18

  JEDI cloud contract looms large for customers, providers

  Public sector IT and private sector IT can be very different animals, but a looming decision by the Department of Defense has the potential to send shock waves through both sides of the IT world. ...

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• June 06, 2018 06 Jun'18

  Success of GitHub deal hinges on Azure's open source appeal

  Microsoft's ongoing détente with the open source community advances with a deal to purchase GitHub, the world's largest open source code repository.

• May 30, 2018 30 May'18

  Developers set to build AI for Accessibility apps

  Developers will support Microsoft's $25 million push to get software makers to build apps that benefit disabled individuals.

• May 23, 2018 23 May'18

  In a serverless architecture age, infrastructure still matters

  Sorry, developers, but infrastructure still matters, even as serverless architectures and containers diminish its central role to build new applications.

• May 18, 2018 18 May'18

  Google acquisition aims to simplify big data projects

  Google Cloud analytics tools are well-regarded for their technology, but not necessarily for their ease of use. Google's acquisition of Cask Data could solve that shortcoming.

• May 14, 2018 14 May'18

  Google buys Velostrata to take the lead on cloud migrations

  The latest Google acquisition is all about the enterprise market, as it aims to fold in Velostrata to ease the transition from private data centers to its public cloud.

• May 09, 2018 09 May'18

  Red Hat OpenShift tie-ups target hybrid cloud portability

  Partnerships with major cloud providers help position Red Hat OpenShift as a hybrid cloud management platform that customers hope can solve lock-in troubles.

• May 09, 2018 09 May'18

  Azure Cosmos DB flexes joints for multiple data stores

  Microsoft added multi-master write replication and more granular cost controls to Cosmos DB to cover the broadest number of uses in the hotly competitive managed database market.

• May 09, 2018 09 May'18

  Microsoft showcases Azure DevOps Project enhancements

  Microsoft continues to reach out to developers with an updated tool to help them configure a DevOps pipeline and connect it to the cloud, regardless of the app dev platform.

• May 08, 2018 08 May'18

  Google tips open source cloud tools so customers can be free

  Three new tools illustrate Google's strategic approach to its cloud platform customers and echo an old proverb: Set them free, so they can return and stay.

• May 08, 2018 08 May'18

  Azure IoT Edge tool set stirs AI into Microsoft's cloud

  Microsoft extended more of its AI capabilities to connected devices to resolve some of the IoT shortcomings of the public cloud's consolidated data center model.