Tough customers force Oracle expansion
Plans to double global footprint
News - Cloud
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Digital Realty adds IBM Cloud Direct Link at its Sydney data center campus
Australians get closer to IBM
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Singapore puts money behind Chinese hyperscale roll-out
GDS Holdings doing nationwide build for mystery customer that may be Alibaba
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Reliance Jio partners with Microsoft, will build Azure data centers across India
10-year alliance hopes to corner the cloud market in the rapidly growing nation
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DoD says JEDI is not paused, but will not be awarded until after Esper review
As the President attacks JEDI, and the new Secretary of Defense says he will investigate it, the DoD's CIO tries to get the giant cloud program back on track
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Report: Amazon mulls Baltic state AWS expansion
Amazon Web Services sets up local Latvian and Estonian subsidiaries
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AMD launches 2nd gen Epyc server CPU, signs Google and Twitter as customers
Data centers are set to get more Epyc
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Microsoft raises software license costs on rival public clouds
Dedicated host service on Azure sees license change to make it more expensive to run MS software on competing clouds
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Oracle 'Generation 2 Cloud' to go live in Australia
End of August will see Oracle's data center go live in Sydney
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US Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic plans one year AWS contract
The Joint Strike Fighter program needs Amazon
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US nuclear weapons agency plans private cloud move
But nuke simulations will still require supercomputers
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The US Federal Reserve conducted a formal examination of an AWS data center in Virginia
As banking shifts to the cloud, regulators get nervous
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New Defense Secretary puts $10bn JEDI cloud contract on hold, pending review
Only a week after the Pentagon accused Oracle of “poorly-informed and often manipulative speculation”
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Amazon announces two renewable projects to power AWS data centers
But overall renewable picture remains cloudy
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Microsoft's planned Arizona data centers will run on 100% renewables
Two new Azure data center campuses in the US will be clean, green and powered by 100 percent renewables, says Redmond
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Chinese regulators detail cloud computing security measures
Cloud companies must follow these rules to be used by the Party or government services