IBM’s $33 billion all-cash deal for Red Hat is expected to literally reset the cloud landscape says IBM CEO Ginni Rometty. “This now changes the cloud battle to open, which is what we both are together, to proprietary. This allows them to move mission-critical work safely and securely,” said Rometty. It’s All About Resetting the […]
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What could change us from having to wrestle with physical devices? That was the question posed by Microsoft AI CTO Joseph Sirosh at the 2018 AI Summit in San Francisco. He was specifically referring to a prosthetic, but that is only an example of how Cloud AI Services could impact the usefulness of all devices.
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison says that Amazon does not even use their own database to run their business. “Amazon runs their entire business on top of Oracle, on top of the Oracle Database,” Ellison said. “They have been unable to migrate to AWS because it is not good enough.” Larry Ellison, Oracle co-founder, discussed why
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“We grew 41 percent in the cloud and SAP has now become the fastest growing enterprise application software company in the world,” said SAP CEO Bill McDermott in an interview on CNBC. “For business software, we are the fastest growing company in the world. It’s amazing how fast the growth is in the cloud.” Bill
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Microsoft is competing with Amazon for the enterprise cloud by focusing on being more than just a technology provider. Julia White, Microsoft’s Corporate Vice President of Azure Marketing, says that they are “helping companies with their transformation and not just being a technology vendor or a cloud vendor for them.” Microsoft Corporate VP of Azure
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The earliest known use of the term ‘Cloud’ to refer to off-premise computing and storage took place in a 1996 Compaq business plan. The document pretty much foresaw many of the things that would eventually make up early iterations of the Cloud. It accurately predicted how enterprise software would be replaced by web-based services and
Every business, from every sector, is being pushed towards the cloud. Flashy headlines are constantly declaring the panoramic cloud takeover, and they’re backed by some compelling statistics. But is the cloud hype clouding business decisions? There’s a dark side to the cloud, and it’s not commonly talked about. It’s understandable why: IT professionals risk sounding
