multi-cloud
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A maker of high-speed flash memory is to supply Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) with the ingredients for its cloud. -
Deutsche Telekom’s T‑Systems subsidiary is to offer customers cloud access to IBM quantum computers.
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Orange has successfully tried out its experimental end-to-end cloud-native network.
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New data from Synergy Research Group shows that fourth-quarter enterprise spending on cloud infrastructure services exceeded US$61 billion worldwide.
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The enterprise division of Etisalat has formed a joint venture to build the largest pure play cloud managed and professional services provider in its region.
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An Ark Data Centres venture has won a seven-year deal to provide hybrid private cloud services for the public sector in the UK.
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Taiwan’s number one cable operator Homeplus has partnered with Ubitus to bring a cloud gaming service to its subscribers.
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Kuwait-based telco Zain is expanding into enterprise cloud services by buying a managed provider, Bios Middle East, based in Dubai.
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Data centre company SoftIron has announced what it calls its newest flagship offering, HyperCloud, a turnkey, integrated and supported intelligent cloud fabric service.
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Dell Technologies is introducing new infrastructure solutions, co-engineered with VMware to deliver greater automation and performance for organisations embracing multicloud and edge strategies.
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Stephanie Lynch-Habib has left the GSMA and has joined software-defined cloud interconnect company InterCloud.
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Satellite company Kacific has introduced a high-throughout service to support enterprises during internet outages.
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neutrality.one is collaborating with Teridion to deliver networking services via its Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) solution.
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Google, Oracle and IBM are likely to compete with both Amazon and Microsoft for a new multibillion dollar cloud contract that the Pentagon will be awarding.
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A race is underway between hyperscalers and telcos to drive the edge ecosystem on which new 5G use cases will be built. But who will win? Jinu Koshy AVP, head of domain consulting group at Infosys finds out
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Colt has launched multi-cloud connectivity for the European market underpinned by its SD WAN offering.
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Capacity’s Natalie Bannerman explores the world of multi-cloud, questioning what’s next for the space and the evolution of the trend.
