Cloud service revenues grew 24% year-over-year in H1 2019, surpassing US$150 billion across seven key segments. AWS, Microsoft, and Google dominated IaaS and PaaS, while enterprise SaaS and UCaaS posted strong gains, according to Synergy Research Group.
An overview of the containerized data center market, covering key growth drivers, end-use sectors, regional dynamics, and the competitive landscape through 2026.
An overview of the global virtualization software market landscape in 2019, covering leading vendors such as VMware, Citrix, Datadog, and ManageEngine, along with market segmentation, regional focus, and key growth factors.
An overview of the cloud-based security services landscape, covering major vendors, regional distribution, competitive dynamics, and the forces shaping adoption across enterprise environments.
Amazon and Alphabet (Google) both command near-trillion-dollar market caps, but they differ sharply in valuation, business model, and growth strategy. Here is a clear-eyed comparison of both tech giants to help investors decide which stock fits their portfolio.
Oracle’s Generation 2 Cloud Infrastructure combines autonomous databases, AI-driven analytics, and robust security to help enterprises modernize IT—from Indian banking to global manufacturing.
As enterprises accelerate serverless adoption, new security challenges emerge around APIs, privileged accounts, and DevSecOps coverage gaps. An ESG study commissioned by Data Theorem examines how organizations are—and aren’t—securing cloud-native applications.
A Synergy Research Group mid-year review found cloud service revenues exceeded US$150 billion in the first half of 2019, growing 24% year-over-year, with AWS, Microsoft and Google dominating IaaS and PaaS.
An overview of the global DevOps tool market landscape in 2019, covering key vendors including Puppet Labs, Chef, Docker, Red Hat Ansible, Atlassian, and SaltStack, along with regional trends and market drivers.
An overview of the Intelligent Business Process Management Suites (iBPMS) landscape, covering key vendors including Zabbix, Nagios, VMware, Datadog, and SolarWinds, the market segments they serve, and why this category matters for DevOps and IT operations teams.
VMware extended its $26-per-share cash tender offer for Carbon Black to October 7, 2019, pending the expiry of a mandatory four-week waiting period required by the Austrian Cartel Act.
Red Hat announced the general availability of the Ansible Automation Platform, integrating Ansible Tower, Ansible Engine, and new SaaS capabilities including Content Collections, Automation Hub, and Automation Analytics.
Ansible Motion has launched the Theta C, a cube-shaped, self-contained driver-in-the-loop simulator designed to validate ADAS, active safety, and autonomous vehicle technologies in a compact 2 x 2 x 2m footprint.
Cloud providers don’t back up your data automatically. Learn how AWS Backup compares to third-party alternatives across resource coverage, storage location, and recovery flexibility.
Billions of dollars are flowing into DevOps tooling and observability platforms as organizations finally recognize their dependence on software delivery. Here is what the consolidation wave means for engineering teams.
A practical guide to the most valuable cloud computing certifications for IT professionals, covering vendor-neutral options and platform-specific credentials from AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and (ISC)².
Google Cloud Anthos is a managed application platform built on open-source technology that lets enterprises build, deploy, and manage workloads consistently across on-premises data centers, Google Cloud, and third-party clouds like AWS and Azure.
GitHub and Weights & Biases released the CodeSearchNet Challenge and Corpus — a large-scale dataset and evaluation benchmark designed to advance semantic code search across six programming languages.
In late 2019, Docker — once valued at over $1 billion — was actively seeking emergency financing amid leadership turnover, open-source monetization struggles, and growing competition from Kubernetes and cloud providers.
IBM is using Red Hat OpenShift and CoreOS Operator software to deploy its Hyperledger Fabric-based blockchain platform and manage Apache CouchDB instances on Kubernetes clusters across hybrid cloud environments.
