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Microsoft Is Expanding Its Cloud With French Data Centers
Microsoft isn't letting a feud over its data collection policies with the French Data Commission from thwarting its plans to build data centers in France.
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Oracle Cloud Is 24x Faster Than Amazon Web Services, Ellison Claims #OOW16
SAN FRANCISCO — There was nothing subtle about Oracle CTO Larry Ellison’s message during his mid-week keynote at OpenWorld, the company's annual user conference here: He had nothing nice to say about Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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Google's $625M Apigee Deal Marks AWS's Loss
Apigee's high-quality tools and top notch customer base will help Google compete for cloud business.
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Microsoft, Google, Oracle Lose as Salesforce Chooses AWS
You can build your own cloud or piggyback on someone else's.
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This Big Data Archives Project Dates to 1848
Yes, we all know: this is the era of "turning big data into actionable insights." But imagine your organization's data traced back to 1848. That's the challenge for the Associated Press (AP), the global news agency that for three centuries has supplied publishers with stories and photographs. The Associated Press
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Now Even Companies on Tight Budgets Can Get SharePoint Enterprise
Do you think you might need SharePoint Enterprise (SPE) but don’t want to go for a full deployment? Costa Mesa, Calif.-based Data Resolution might be able to help. It not only pushed SharePoint Enterprise onto the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace, but introduced new pay-as-you-go and bring your own license
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Solodev CMS Launches on AWS Marketplace
Solodev's recently released update of its enterprise web content management solution touts new features as well as a new cloud-hosting option. The Orlando, Fla.-based provider said Version 8 of its CMS is re-engineered for Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud hosting and distribution.
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Druva Streamlines Cloud Disaster Recovery
Data protection vendor Druva has added Disaster Recovery (DR) functionality to its cloud-based data protection solution, Druva Phoenix. The new capability enables organizations to continuously back up their VMware environments, and automatically recover and spin-up their virtual machines into the Amazon Web Services public cloud in the event of a
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Can Anyone Stop Amazon?
Amazon's ambition knows no bounds. Since its founding in 1994, Amazon has reinvented B2C retail in a way that was unimaginable to most people. Its total revenues were expected to exceed $100 billion in 2015, with over 80 percent of that coming from product sales.
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Disruption Alert: Gartner's Operational DBMS Leaders
Last year there were seven Leaders in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant (MQ) for Operational Database Management Systems (Operational DBMS). This year there are 11. Percentage-wise, that's an increase of more than 57 percent.
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The Curious Link Between Amazon and Utility Companies
There is absolutely no question that Amazon Web Services remains the world’s leading supplier of cloud computing infrastructure. That shouldn’t be a problem, when you’re the leader in a global market. But that infrastructure has become a commodity, with its value determined largely by the market at large.
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Just What We Need, Another BI Tool #reinvent
Stories are legion of impatient managers who won’t wait for IT to provide them with the business intelligence (BI) tools and services they need. They simply find their own way around IT.
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Choosing the Best Public Cloud Provider
Here's your challenge: Pick the best public cloud provider from the leaders of the pack. Your options: Amazon (AWS), Azure, Google (GCP), IBM Cloud and Rackspace. Confused? You're not alone.
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Microsoft Beats Amazon in Cloud Storage [Infographic]
Think Microsoft has been making ground in the file storage space? You're right. Recent research from Nasuni, a cloud storage management company, shows Microsoft Azure beats Amazon Web Services S3 and Google Cloud Storage in the enterprise storage space.
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