As the COVID-19 pandemic forced millions to work from home, major cloud providers stepped up with free services, computing resources, and financial commitments to support healthcare, research, and remote collaboration. Here is a detailed timeline of what each vendor offered.
Amazon settled its non-compete lawsuit against former AWS sales executive Philip Moyer, who left to join Google Cloud in 2019. The case highlights ongoing tensions over non-compete enforcement in the tech industry and the impact of Washington state’s 2019 non-compete law.
As consumers and businesses leaned heavily on Amazon during the COVID-19 pandemic, the company’s e-commerce, cloud, grocery, and logistics operations all gained lasting competitive advantages.
A breakdown of the 12-course Complete 2020 Cloud Certification Training Bundle from Certs School, covering AWS services, Microsoft Azure fundamentals, Git, and Ansible — originally highlighted as a limited-time deal via Neowin.
A public/private consortium led by IBM, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and the Department of Energy pooled over 330 petaflops of compute capacity to accelerate COVID-19 epidemiology, bioinformatics, and molecular modeling research.
Google Cloud launched AI Platform Pipelines in beta to streamline ML workflows, while AWS introduced Bottlerocket, an open-source OS purpose-built for running containers. Here is what both announcements mean for DevOps and platform engineering teams.
Gartner’s February 2020 Magic Quadrant for Cloud AI Developer Services ranked AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and IBM as Leaders — with AWS taking the top position based on portfolio breadth and market reach.
An overview of the continuous deployment software landscape, covering leading tools such as AWS CodePipeline, CircleCI, Jenkins, and Ansible, along with the market segments, adoption drivers, and challenges shaping CD adoption in enterprises and SMEs.
An overview of the container registry software landscape, covering major vendors such as AWS ECR, JFrog Artifactory, Microsoft ACR, Red Hat Quay, Docker Hub, Google Artifact Registry, and Oracle OCIR — plus what features and deployment models matter most for DevOps teams.
Forcepoint has integrated three of its core security products — DLP, CASB, and NGFW — with AWS Security Hub, giving enterprise customers consolidated visibility into security findings across their AWS environments.
UCI Division of Continuing Education has joined AWS Academy, giving students access to AWS-developed cloud computing curriculum and a pathway to the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner credential.
Hybrid cloud remains a cornerstone of enterprise IT strategy, but its long-term trajectory is evolving. Here is what experts say about where hybrid cloud is going and how Microsoft Azure fits in.
CircleCI announced AWS GovCloud support for its server solution, enabling U.S. government agencies and regulated industries to run compliant CI/CD pipelines meeting FedRAMP, ITAR, HIPAA, and other standards.
An overview of the global serverless computing market, covering leading cloud providers, deployment types, vertical segments, and the forces driving adoption across industries.
Google Cloud announced a suite of new security capabilities centered on Chronicle’s YARA-L threat detection language, a unified event timeline data model, and general availability of Web Risk API and reCAPTCHA Enterprise.
A practical breakdown of IoT managed services offered by AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud — covering core messaging, edge computing, security, analytics, and device management capabilities to help you choose the right platform.
An overview of the global AWS Managed Services market landscape, including key competitors, service segments, market drivers, and notable industry developments.
An overview of the global container technology market landscape, covering key vendors, container runtime types, application segments, and regional growth trends shaping the industry.
AWS dominates the public cloud market, and demand for certified professionals continues to outpace supply. Here is what you need to know about building a career in AWS — from certification tracks to realistic salary expectations.
The AWS Big Data Specialty certification is one of the more demanding—and rewarding—credentials in cloud computing. Here’s what the exam covers, which AWS services you need to master, and how to prepare effectively.
