10 Hottest Cloud Startups to Watch in 2020
As the coronavirus pandemic accelerated cloud adoption, a new wave of well-funded cloud startups emerged to meet surging enterprise demand. Here’s a look at the landscape shaping cloud computing in 2020.
As the coronavirus pandemic accelerated cloud adoption, a new wave of well-funded cloud startups emerged to meet surging enterprise demand. Here’s a look at the landscape shaping cloud computing in 2020.
Hybrid and multi-cloud environments have become the norm for enterprises—not by design, but by necessity. Here’s why pragmatic cloud adoption, not cloud-for-its-own-sake, is what actually drives business value.
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Containers-as-a-Service (CaaS) is rapidly moving from niche concept to mainstream enterprise practice. Here’s what it is, why adoption is surging, and what challenges organizations still face.
Confluent has made ksqlDB (formerly KSQL) generally available as a fully-managed, production-ready service on Confluent Cloud for customers on usage-based billing plans across AWS, GCP, and Azure.
While much of the global economy contracted during the COVID-19 pandemic, AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud continued active hiring across engineering, architecture, and product roles—reflecting surging demand for cloud services.
As demand for cloud infrastructure and remote work tools soared during the COVID-19 pandemic, VMware quietly reduced its workforce — raising questions about timing, strategy, and recovery.
Cloud architect roles demand a blend of deep technical expertise and strong soft skills. Here are the ten most important skills to build or sharpen if you want to advance your cloud architecture career.
Cloud architecture demands a broad mix of technical and soft skills. Here are the ten most important competencies every cloud architect should develop, from network engineering and Kubernetes to business acumen and communication.
As containers and Kubernetes adoption accelerates, security teams face new challenges around access control, compliance, and secure development pipelines. Here’s what the Cloud Security Alliance’s research highlights.
IBM’s commercial cloud division is seeing double-digit revenue growth as public cloud adoption accelerates among mid-market businesses, with the $34 billion Red Hat acquisition opening up a $1.2 trillion hybrid cloud opportunity.
Major technology shifts—5G, cloud, AI, IoT, and eSIM—are opening a new market for service providers ready to deliver innovative cloud communication services to enterprise and microbusiness users.
Ericsson announced four additions to its 5G platform, covering dual-mode 5G Core with built-in software probes, cloud native bare-metal infrastructure, the Communication Accelerator for business services, and automated eSIM offerings.
Cisco unveiled a multi-domain approach bridging application and infrastructure teams with full-stack observability, workload optimization, and a new Kubernetes-based platform designed for hybrid multicloud environments.
Knative is an open-source project built on Kubernetes that aims to bring vendor-agnostic serverless functions to any data center or cloud. Here’s how it works and why it matters for DevOps teams.
Misconfiguration, insecure APIs, and insider threats are the leading causes of cloud breaches. Learn how zero trust, CASBs, workforce training, and the right partner selection can strengthen your multicloud security posture.
Microsoft’s Intelligent Cloud segment — home to Azure, SQL Server, and hybrid cloud services — has been the primary driver of the company’s revenue growth and stock appreciation since 2017. Here’s a breakdown of what the segment does, how it compares to Microsoft’s other divisions, and why it matters to investors.
Many enterprises stall on cloud adoption due to persistent security misconceptions. We break down four of the most damaging myths—and explain what cloud security actually requires.
Moving workloads to the cloud is not enough. A veteran CIO and CTO explains why ‘lift and shift’ falls short, and how a four-phase ‘move and improve’ approach unlocks the real business value of cloud computing.