The tech giant has been looking to split its business since war broke out in Ukraine

Know your customer-style regulations could be introduced for public cloud providers

It is the latest cloud hyperscaler deal inked by the Atos-owned company

ANR-funded project to make cloud-native greener

Tool tells customers how much more carbon they'd produce if they ran their own servers

Texas cloud provider bought by IaaS operator

Everest report finds non-hyperscalers are still relevant

Schneider’s pre-pandemic digital transformation investments helped support its 135,000 employees work from anywhere over the past year, says IT infrastructure head Zach Nimboorkar

All three surged in latest quarter results

Tomatoes grown with recycled heat from recycled hardware

State agencies no longer allowed to budget for public cloud services from 2021

Forty minutes of network downtime, apparently not due to coronavirus

But western cloud firms dominate outside of China

HR and office systems to move to AWS cloud over the next four to eight years.

Moving to Kubernetes will deliver a toughened digital ID system

Call it OVHcloud now

Investment value of US$70.6M, says CFO

Inspectors, mandates on computer systems

But hybrid infrastructure and distributed applications are happening, and we need to iron out the risks, says Uptime Institute survey

Two new cloud regions by next year

AWS finally announces Jakarta cloud region that will go live by 2022 or earlier.

Buys one of the country’s largest cloud and colocation facilities with 20MW of power capacity

New version is designed with migration in mind 

Aiming to attract foreign hyperscale players

More reliable infrastructure, but not in its own data center

Revenues generated by Infrastructure-as-a-Service and Platform-as-a-Service increased 50 percent between Q4 2016 and Q4 2017

Helped along by a new subdivision: Azure Government Secret

Netscale Blade Cabling Manager offers high density, simple operation