Cho Mu-hyun is based in Seoul, South Korea and covers global tech conglomerates Samsung, LG and technology news in Asia. His English name is Joe and it rhymes with his last name.
Samsung SDS will apply Spotinst's cost-saving solutions into its cloud management platform Global One View.
The worldwide cloud services market has already become a battlefield for the big guys, with little leeway for small companies to barge in. Korean start-up ASD Technologies disagrees, and vows to take on Dropbox, reports ZDNet Korea’s Cho Mu-hyun.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is in talks with Korean telco KT to provide its cloud services using the latter’s IT infrastructure, reports ZDNet Korea’s Cho Mu-hyun.
Look out Microsoft, Google, Amazon and IBM -- Samsung has joined the cloud fray by acquiring US cloud vendor Joyent in what may be its most significant purchase in recent years.
Amazon Web Service (AWS) suffered an hour-long network failure that halted services of South Korean online shopping malls and cryptocurrency exchanges.
Google will offer 10 Korean media startups its Google Cloud Platform package for free.
Samsung SDS, the IT service provider of Samsung, has partnered up with Oracle to expand into global markets, their first target being China.
The South Korean telco and Vietnamese IT company will build a data centre in another ASEAN member state.
Samsung's acquisition of US cloud firm Joyent will allow it to fill its cloud need for software and services at a lower cost and more efficiently, says company mobile CTO Injong Rhee, and allow it provide its own Samsung-made platform to enterprise partners.
LG's IT business is launching a cloud-based SaaS marketplace for startups and SMEs to make use of later this year.