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Public cloud providers' network performance wildly varies
Which public cloud really is the fastest for you? There are many variables, but your network connectivity is a major one, and there are major differences between providers. ...
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Google Cloud rolls out platform for network visibility and management
Google's Network Intelligence Center aims to offer comprehensive network monitoring across public clouds and on-premise data centers.
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Mirantis acquires Docker Enterprise
The troubled Docker company has sold its Docker Enterprise product line and business to cloud-power Mirantis.
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Cloud computing: SaaS, IaaS or PaaS - which is growing fastest?
Now that cloud computing has hit the mainstream, spending patterns are changing.
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Google's plan to collect health data on millions of Americans faces federal inquiry
Google defends its Project Nightingale deal with Ascension, which involves access to detailed patient records.
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Tableau expands AWS partnership with new cloud migration initiative
The aim is to help enterprises adopt a cloud-based analytics strategy by migrating data and analytics workloads to AWS.
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Microsoft to drop its Invoicing, Outlook Customer Manager and Skype Translator bot products
Microsoft plans to discontinue a couple more of its SMB-focused apps next year, and also is dropping its Skype Translator bot in favor of an integrated Skype Translated Conversations ...
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OpenText buys Carbonite for $1.42 billion, builds out portfolio
OpenText is aiming to grow organically and via acquisition as a "cloud consolidator" as it preps a broad cloud platform.
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Microsoft Ignite postmortem: Cutting through the complexity
Among the hundreds of announcements coming out of last week’s Microsoft Ignite cnference, the theme that stood out was how Microsoft is extending the cloud and data footprint. But ...
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