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Cloud Computing

Cloud Computing Predictions for 2020: New Alliances, Security Shifts, and Market Consolidation

Forrester’s 2020 cloud computing predictions covered hyperscaler alliances, the rise of cloud-native development tools like service meshes and serverless, and the growing urgency of cloud security in the wake of high-profile breaches.

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How Cloud Computing Is Transforming the Banking Sector: Insights from Diwakar Nigam, MD, Newgen Software

Newgen Software’s Managing Director Diwakar Nigam explains how cloud computing, low-code platforms, and emerging technologies like AI/ML and RPA are reshaping digital transformation in the BFSI sector.

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Cloud Computing: Silver Lining or Storm Cloud? Security, Breaches, and What’s Really at Stake

Cloud computing offers flexibility and cost savings, but it also concentrates risk. This article examines real-world cloud security breaches, how social engineering defeats strong passwords, and what organisations and individuals can do to protect their data.

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Microsoft Wins $10 Billion JEDI Contract: What It Means for AWS and the Cloud Industry

After losing the Pentagon’s $10 billion JEDI cloud contract to Microsoft, AWS faced a narrow set of options to challenge the award. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what happened, why Microsoft won, and what the decision means for enterprise cloud competition.

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AWS RDS on VMware: Managed Databases for Hybrid Cloud On-Premises Deployments

AWS made its Relational Database Service available for on-premises VMware clusters, giving DBAs familiar RDS tooling for hybrid cloud database management. Here’s what the launch meant, how it works, and why Oracle’s absence from the supported database list raised eyebrows.

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Linux Foundation Executive: Edge Computing Will Overtake Cloud Computing by 2026

Arpit Joshipura, The Linux Foundation’s general manager of networking, predicted at Open Networking Summit that edge computing will surpass cloud computing by 2026. Here’s what that means for DevOps engineers and the open-source ecosystem.