Tariffs will hit data centers and cloud providers, but hurt customers
The real victims of Trump's tariff extravaganza
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Green-hushing: why some organizations don't take a bow
It's important to share your best practice
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Coming out of the Cloud: How to give data centers their day in the sun
How come the data centers that enable such data dependency are better known in private than in public?
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Everybody is watching: Understanding big tech's big tax breaks
Amazon's HQ2 circus opened people's eyes to the shadowy world of tax breaks for tech giants
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AWS and VMware are (very slowly) killing in-house sites
With VMware on the Amazon cloud, it’s only a matter of time…
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Is the domestic IaaS provider dead?
Local providers aren’t dead - they need to adopt the franchise model offered by Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services
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Amazon Web Services and the EU-US Privacy Shield
What is the world’s largest cloud company doing about the new legal framework?
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Has Rackspace bowed to AWS?
Rackspace is planning “managed cloud” support for Amazon Web Services. But why would it help its rival?
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Amazon tells Greenpeace it's one of the good guys
Finally, Amazon responds to Greenpeace: the cloud saves carbon, no matter how you power it
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Greenpeace finds a new cloud villain: utilities
Cloud providers are asking for green tariffs. Electricity firms are not playing ball
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Amazon's web services - the big reveal
Today Amazon publishes separate figures for its public cloud services. This will change a lot of things