Major cloud providers like Google Cloud are steadily making inroads with enterprises looking to embrace the Industry 4.0 movement and take advantage of localized data
New EC2 instances powered by AWS silicon sport 25% compute performance boost, greener energy footprint Businesses looking to hyperscalers for instantly scalable compute capacity for big data number
$40 billion fabless semiconductor acquisition violates antitrust, says gov The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Thursday sued to block Nvidia Corp’s acquisition of Arm from SoftBank. The
Hyperscaler pushes into Patagonia, announces new cloud regions in U.S., Europe, Middle East Google Cloud this week announced global infrastructure improvement plans. The company plans to
The adoption of cloud services is predicted to be the primary driver of U.K. IT market growth as businesses pursue hybrid cloud strategies. U.K. enterprises are
New cloud computing region addresses latency, data security requirements, environmental concerns AWS has announced plans to open a new cloud computing region in Canada, centered in
Major cloud provider Google Cloud is steadily making inroads with enterprises looking to embrace the Industry 4.0 movement and take advantage of localized data processing
Promises “most powerful gaming supercomputer ever built,” for premium customers For gamers still having a hard time laying their hands on Nvidia’s much-ballyhooed GeForce RTX 3080
Amazon, Google and Microsoft sit on top of the hyperscale ecosystem, and each of them is staking their claim in 5G Managing networking and Internet service
With some operators projecting MEC-related service revenues in the 2022 timeframe, what’s the current state of play? Beyond operators building out new compute infrastructure, how
IBM expects unprecedented 5G hypergrowth to begin around mid-decade, and the decisions made by CSPs today are critical The cloud hyperscaler dominance over legacy media companies
A Recap – the Ubiquitous Edge Platform This is the second of two blog posts that explore the concept of a ubiquitous multi-access edge computing (MEC)