Oracle and Microsoft extended their multicloud interconnect partnership to the London region in August 2019, allowing Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure customers in the UK to link workloads across both clouds with low latency and unified identity management.
As cloud infrastructure grows more complex and distributed, Pluralsight is expanding its skills platform with new assessments, courses, and analytics for Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure engineers.
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Microsoft has made Azure Ultra Disk Storage generally available, offering sub-millisecond latency, up to 160,000 IOPS, and dynamically adjustable performance for demanding VM and container workloads.
A look back at the week’s biggest developer and DevOps news: Microsoft acquires jClarity, OpenJFX eyes GitHub, new JEP drafts target garbage collection, Ruby on Rails 6.0 ships, Git 2.23 lands, and serverless takes centre stage.
Microsoft has joined Google Cloud, Intel, IBM, Alibaba, Arm, Baidu, Red Hat, Swisscom, and Tencent under The Linux Foundation to establish the Confidential Computing Consortium — a cross-industry group focused on protecting data while it is in use.
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An overview of the Containers as a Service (CaaS) market, covering key vendors, deployment models, industry segments, and regional trends shaping adoption through 2024.
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.
Bamboo Rose, a multi-enterprise retail supply chain platform, has chosen Microsoft Azure as its preferred cloud provider to power collaboration between retailers and suppliers worldwide.
Microsoft acquired JClarity, a leading contributor to the AdoptOpenJDK project, to improve Java performance on Azure and deepen the company’s commitment to the Java ecosystem.
An overview of the container orchestration landscape in Southeast Asia, covering key vendors such as AWS, Google, Microsoft, Docker, Red Hat, and Rancher Labs, along with the countries and forces shaping adoption across the region.
Nucleus Cyber has joined the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA), bringing deeper Azure Information Protection integration and dynamic access controls to Microsoft 365 collaboration tools including Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive.
Microsoft’s Project Tardigrade brings multi-phase self-healing and VM state preservation to Azure, protecting virtual machines from kernel failures, firmware issues, and host-level outages without forcing reboots.
Choosing between AWS and Azure is a strategic decision. This guide compares both platforms across compute, storage, networking, databases, deployment, and pricing to help DevOps and engineering teams make an informed choice.
A roundup of major Azure news from early August 2019, covering the JEDI contract controversy, Azure Dedicated Host for compliance workloads, New Relic database integrations, Azure Databricks pre-purchase pricing, and new Cloud Shell developer tools.
An overview of the container technology market landscape, covering dominant platforms such as Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Red Hat OpenShift, and what drives enterprise adoption.
A technical overview of the IT Operations Analytics (ITOA) market, covering leading vendors such as Splunk, AppDynamics, Microsoft, and IBM, key deployment models, use-case segments, and what practitioners should understand about the evolving ITOA landscape.
An overview of the global server management software market covering leading vendors such as Datadog, SolarWinds MSP, ManageEngine, Microsoft, and BMC Software, along with key market segments, regional breakdown, and growth drivers through 2026.
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.
