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Accenture Google Cloud Business Group Expands to Indonesia: Targeting a Growing Middle Class with Cloud and AI

Accenture and Google Cloud announced the expansion of their Accenture Google Cloud Business Group (AGBG) into Indonesia in September 2019, focusing on cloud modernization, AI-driven customer interactions, and enterprise data management for Indonesian businesses.

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Google Cloud, IBM, Intel, and Microsoft Back the Confidential Computing Consortium to Encrypt Data In Use

The Linux Foundation’s Confidential Computing Consortium brings together major cloud providers, hardware vendors, and open-source contributors to tackle one of enterprise security’s last unsolved problems: protecting data while it is actively being processed.

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Global Software Development Market Overview 2019: Key Players, Segments, and Regional Landscape

An overview of the global software development market as of 2019, covering key platforms and tools, regional breakdowns, product segments, and the competitive landscape including AppSheet, GitHub, Google Cloud Platform, Azure, and more.

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CloudBees and Google Cloud Partner to Accelerate App Development Across Hybrid and Public Cloud Environments

CloudBees and Google Cloud announced a collaboration to deliver a modern, open-source-based DevOps platform powered by Google Cloud’s Anthos, targeting hybrid and multi-cloud application delivery pipelines.

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Google Cloud Partners With Enterprise Blockchain Platform Cypherium

Google Cloud announced a partnership with enterprise blockchain platform Cypherium in August 2019, giving Google Cloud customers access to Cypherium’s scalable, interoperable blockchain solutions. The news followed an earlier Google Cloud partnership with blockchain platform Qtum.

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DXC Technology Partners With Google Cloud as Enterprise Workload Migrations Accelerate

DXC Technology announced a strategic partnership with Google Cloud, adding it to an existing portfolio that includes AWS, Microsoft Azure, Oracle, and VMware. The move came alongside a difficult earnings report, with the systems integrator citing near-term revenue pressure from customers rapidly lifting and shifting workloads to the cloud.