Amazon is not taking this lying down, as shown by aggressive migration promotions

Pricing, licensing, ease of switching and more under the microscope

'No agreement has been reached,' Euro cloud lobby insists

And guess who has highest margins? Some interesting findings from fresh market watchdog report

AI might take your job, but you'll be toasty warm while you starve

It'll own the datacenters, but keep data and employees local

Largest local authority in Europe expects to go live with re-implementation

SoftBank to focus on AI, but might pick up LINE, Yahoo! holding company

Duplication across geographies no defense against the 'one-of-a-kind' accidental deletion

Intel and pals automate manufacturing in Japan while AWS pledges billions to Singapore

That pesky 'previously unknown software bug' strikes again

Why? Maybe because it looks likely VMw Cloud on Amazon is changing

Q1 2024 sees strongest growth since Q3 2022

Talk about going round the (South) Bend

Nashville 'ticked all the boxes' for Big Red's employees, says founder Ellison

But Big Red's $8 billion investment plan may not be all it seems

Demand for bulk storage on wheels turned out to be wan

Almost 2,000 customers experienced outages

Gloucestershire reluctant to set new date in S/4HANA migration saga

And Andy Jassy will happily take your money along the way

£75 million in the offing in government tender

It's the region where stuff gets stressed at scale first, says Dave Brown, as he plots variants of Amazon's Outposts

Orgs are missing a trick when it comes to the white fluffy stuff, survey says

Will buy tens of thousands of Nvidia's prized accelerators, which will be collateral for the loan

'Caracal' improves AI capabilities and is pitched as an alternative to VMware

'Necessary,' 'focusing our efforts,' 'deliver maximum impact' ... sounds just like all the other tech layoffs lately

Action gathers steam in the EU, US and UK as anti-trust teams collate market feedback

Looking for feedback before pressing the production button

Exec accused of using own work PC to swipe confidential AI and staffing docs for stealth cloud startup

Now the pressure is on for Microsoft to stop holding user data hostage

Just 13% of provisioned CPUs, 20% of memory utilized, study finds

Sabre Technology shutters 17 datacenters, says 90% of workloads transferred

Two major procurement initiatives aim to beef up public sector tech

The bounty payouts may be high, but Project Jengo doesn't miss

Paytm's bank has been locked out, edtech darling Byju's faces bankruptcy

Microsoft named – again – by EU trade groups seeking to level the playing field

Big Blue will move two VMs in each five-hour window offered to those willing to stay

Every little helps. Especially testing and talking to customers

Land of the rising profit?

AI for customers and staff, while Euro bitbarns shifted to Azure

If AWS, Microsoft, Google were anywhere close to capacity, their revenues would be way higher

Just install the latest client and follow the instructions, but don't ask questions

World's biggest off-prem service slinger submits comments to UK cloud inquiry, mostly has Redmond HQ's rival in its sights

Vendor to speak unto vendor with first results expected in 2027

Now Microsoft has regulator breathing down its neck in three regions

Someone has to top up the Bezos rocket fund, like British taxpayers

Export curbs strike again and stock prices come tumbling down

Reasons less technical than you'd think as research respondents cite EU's DORA rules

Larry promised Brussels 'less risk and cost' and they believed it

Q3 sales below forecasts, profits up, and conversation centers on LLMs and GenAI

Appealing to growing crowd that wants data outside US jurisdiction

Egress fees, interoperability and licensing discounts all in the crosshairs

We hope cloud storage service is ready for this web wingman

Sovereignty = you’ll run on Azure and you’ll be told when our engineers access your resources

Andy Jassy's rent-a-Macs have no love for the vanilla M2, and the Max and Ultra aren't used in the Mini

At least it was the weekend

The legacy lives on even though EC2-Classic and its flat network are no more

Could be among the first to come under new procurement rules next year

CRM vendor might find itself pushed to the margins to keep investors happy

Wide-ranging procurements hint at prospect of SAP ERP system replacement

Enterprise Linux users question web giant's commitment to hybrid cloud

Argument that Mountain View is politically biased against RNC 'pure speculation,' says judge

Almost a month after AWS concession, Redmond keeping mum on reason for locking rivals out

Midway through upgrade projects, users are struggling to understand the change of heart

Interest from antitrust regulators spurred action? Still a pricey option, says analyst, and change doesn't help Google or Alibaba customers

China's Alibaba comes in third followed by Google and Huawei

'Premium' instances, bigger buckets available too

Subscription fatigue is a thing and regulators are circling, but Korean giant reckons you're ready to cough up after buying hardware

If it walks like a duck...

Network issues caused by nature's hilarious prank

Ofcom takes quick glance, says: It's off to the CMA with you