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Cloud

In 2020, we witnessed how cloud-borne conferencing helped businesses and classrooms sustain operations and how web technologies help carry businesses when storefronts had to shutter. The next year for the cloud will be defined by increased needs for flexibility.

Cloud apps start to fall out of kilter if they have been under-provisioned for the capacity needed to do their job, when they over-utilize database Input/Output calls, if they leak memory, or if they exhibit other anomalous behavior such as increased latency, error rates, resource constraints etc.

The investments in ECS Anywhere, EKS Distribution, EKS Anywhere and EKS Console play a significant role in Amazon’s container strategy. They lay a strong foundation for future hybrid cloud and multi-cloud services expected from AWS.

ECS Anywhere is the wild card that AWS sales teams will leverage in conversations with customers actively considering Anthos and Azure Arc.

ECS Anywhere and EKS Anywhere lay a strong foundation for Amazon’s hybrid cloud and multi-cloud ambitions.

Analyst Mark Vena takes an in-depth look at a few of the new smart home products coming this holiday season.

Google (Alphabet) may have missed a critical window this year for cloud infrastructure. We also analyze how Microsoft directed all of its efforts to successfully close the wide lead by AWS. Lastly, we look at how all three companies will bring the battle to edge computing

Where once these workers used fairly generic tools, today they’re using highly sophisticated items of technology required to test, set up and configure the equally sophisticated devices they’re working with.

Analyst Anshel Sag takes a look at Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 888 flagship chip.

Quantum Machines develops the cloud infrastructure for quantum computing

A key technique used by cloud architects to handle modern data access & management predicaments is data partitioning. The promise and core technology of proposition is the suggestion that partitioning data by location allows global organizations to tackle latency issues caused by distributed data.

Even after Wednesday's plunge, Palantir's meteoric stock growth has pushed shares more than 20% above Wall Street's highest price expectations.

Trafficked, a new series from National Geographic, takes us inside these criminal enterprises to reveal that black market activities are taking place all around us—but also to show the human side of people involved.

The emergence of cloud technology has boosted the prospects and share prices of many new technology companies and recent Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) — Zoom (ZM), Twilio (TWLO), and Cloudflare (NET) are a few to come to mind.

Moor Insights & Strategy Analyst Steve McDowell dives deeper as Pure Storage pre-announced its top-line $410M in revenue earlier this month when it announced the arrival of its new sales chief Dominick Delfino.

#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead shares what he learned from a recent earnings call Synaptics to reinforce that it's an IoT company.

#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead dives deeper as AMD launched its newest lineup of desktop CPUs, the Ryzen 5000 Series in October of 2020 and gives his take on other reviews say about its performance.

#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead dives deeper into ARM, celebrating its 30th anniversary in business this week, following a record licensing quarter for the company, followed by a recent interview with the company’s CEO, Simon Segars.

#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead dives deeper as a few weeks ago, Intel announced its gold release of the oneAPI toolkit and its first discrete graphics card for the data center, the Intel Server GPU.

San Francisco-based Step said the series B funding round to Forbes will value the company at $285 million.