AWS removes storage bandwidth limits for EC2 instances
EC2 I7i and I8g instances to get higher capacity
News - Cloud
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Nozomi Networks eyes growth under Mitsubishi, but vows to protect independence
With AI and cloud reshaping cybersecurity, Nozomi CRO Kevin Isaac insists its culture and ecosystem will remain intact under new ownership
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Dell powers up private cloud push, Nutanix partnership
Private cloud and greater automation advances added
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Oracle wins NATO cloud contract for mission-critical systems
The alliance will leverage Oracle's sovereign cloud solutions
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Cloud provider lock-in gets harder as EU Data Act takes effect
New rules give EU customers the right to switch providers with just two months' notice, while hyperscale giants scrap data transfer fees
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OVHcloud launches VMware offering targeting smaller firms hurt by Broadcom changes
Service offers 'only necessary components' without the complexity and cost of the full VMware suite
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Citrix rips up legacy licensing model for cloud-only future
Move affects products such as Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops, NetScaler, and XenServer
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Palo Alto Networks' SASE updates tackle AI shadows and agents
Prisma introduces dedicated SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM)
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Rackspace appoints Gajen Kandiah as CEO
Hitachi Digital veteran to steer vendor's AI-first multicloud strategy
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Crusoe acquires Israeli GPU optimizer Atero to boost AI workloads
Founded in 2024, Atero specializes in boosting GPU utilization for AI applications and will become Crusoe's gateway to Middle East talent and customers
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Cloudera brings cloud data services on-prem for AI security
Indonesian state bank among early adopters as enterprises seek firewall-protected AI
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Rackspace launches cloud platform to simplify multicloud ops
Latest offering adds to recent pushes into private cloud and GPU-as-a-Service
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Microsoft hits out at UK cloud market ‘unilateral’ power ruling
The hyperscaler, along with AWS, could face more stringent strategic market status probes
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Microsoft tells French lawmakers it can't protect user data from US demands
Testimony comes amid broader European push for digital sovereignty and reduced reliance on U.S. tech giants
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Microsoft strikes pay-as-you-go deal with European cloud providers
CISPE members gain access to discounted Microsoft software after $21.7 million payout
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VMware’s languishing telecom efforts gain Nokia nod
The latest validation efforts are a bright spot for the Broadcom division
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IBM releases Db2 Warehouse SaaS on Azure
Offering comes with BYOC model
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Microsoft launches EU-only cloud service to comply with new data rules
Cloud giant wants to keep EU lawmakers onside
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Broadcom busts out big VMware VCF update
It includes more than 100 updates or new features
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Ericsson grabs Google for 5G On-Demand
Who want's a pay-as-you-go 5G network?
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Dell, Nutanix launch their first external storage package
The package is targeted at enterprises that want to independently manage and scale compute and storage resources in their hybrid cloud environments
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Ericsson NetCloud SASE adds clientless capabilities
It's about managing third-party connections
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BlueVoyant expands presence in Japan, partners with Marubeni I-DIGIO
BlueVoyant expands operations in Japan to enhance cybersecurity for local enterprises through increased investment and team growth
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CISA alerts on credential risks from potential Oracle cloud breach
CISA identifies potential risks from unauthorized access in Oracle cloud environment, recommending swift action for security