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Infra

If your storage isn’t cloudy, it could rain on your data strategy

By R. Danes Dec 3, 2019

With data becoming the active, living core of digital business, the place where it lives, leaves, and goes home to must meet new standards. Storage today is less cloudified — agile, automated, etc. — compared to other…

Cloud

AWS wins multiyear cloud and machine learning deal with Fox

By Maria Deutscher Dec 3, 2019

Media giant Fox Corp. will use Amazon Web Services Inc.’s cloud infrastructure, as well as managed offerings such as the provider’s SageMaker machine learning platform, to support broadcast operations. AWS announced the deal at…

Cloud

AWS brings Nvidia T4 GPUs to Outposts for AI inference and rendering

By Maria Deutscher Dec 3, 2019

Amazon Web Services Inc. today enhanced its AWS Outposts platform with the addition of G4 instances powered by Nvidia Corp.’s T4 graphics processing unit. Outposts enables organizations to deploy AWS infrastructure in their own…

Cloud

Cerner taps AWS to power new AI healthcare platform

By Maria Deutscher Dec 3, 2019

Amazon Web Services Inc. announced today that Cerner Corp., one of the world’s biggest providers of information technology for healthcare organizations, is standardizing machine learning workloads on its public cloud. Missouri-based Cerner has about…

AI

In the new bot economy, cloud robotics and AI transform work and society in far-reaching ways

By Mark Albertson Dec 3, 2019

As the calendar reaches its last month in 2019, the bot is hot. Research firm Tractica LLC has forecast that a combination of cloud-computing and robotic hardware, software and services will propel global revenue…

Apps

Cloud-native reliability can’t guarantee reliable UX

By R. Danes Dec 3, 2019

“Our user ratings have tanked.” “What? Is our cloud-native technology stack broken?” “No, it’s working perfectly.” “Hmmm.” Some variant of that little chat may happen in businesses that go cloud native, assuming it’s better…

Cloud

MongoDB Atlas adds more features for AWS users

By Mike Wheatley Dec 3, 2019

Database company MongoDB Inc. today added more features and more security to its MongoDB Atlas service for Amazon Web Services Inc. users. MongoDB Atlas is a fully managed cloud version of the company’s popular NoSQL…

Cloud

Three secrets to successful digital transformation and a secure data protection strategy

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Dec 3, 2019

The past month has been a busy one for cloud computing. November saw the community gathering at both Microsoft Ignite and KubeCon + CloudNative Con, and as the calendar rolls into December, attendees are…

Emerging Tech

Facing customer inertia is a challenge for new technology solutions

By Silvia Fregoni Dec 3, 2019

In today’s ever-changing world, new technologies can present opportunities but also hard work for companies that need to adapt to a new way of operating. Facing customer inertia to try new tech solutions is a…

Cloud

Rackspace adds new Service Blocks to help customers get started on AWS

By Mike Wheatley Dec 3, 2019

Managed cloud services provider Rackspace Inc. is offering three new “Service Blocks patterns” for Amazon Web Services Inc. customers today, helping them shift more complex workloads to AWS infrastructure. Rackspace’s Service Blocks are essentially…

all stories

AWS brings Nvidia T4 GPUs to Outposts for AI inference and rendering

Cerner taps AWS to power new AI healthcare platform

MongoDB Atlas adds more features for AWS users

Facing customer inertia is a challenge for new technology solutions

Rackspace adds new Service Blocks to help customers get started on AWS

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