Skip to content The hyperscalers’ building programmes: How enterprises are affected
Hyperscale providers are at the centre of global digital infrastructure. DC Byte’s 2025 Global Data Centre Index [email wall] estimates ...
Read more AWS plans AI and supercomputing expansion for US government
The US government is to gain access to new AI and high-performance computing tools as AWS prepares a major expansion ...
Read more AWS rolls out new tool to simplify regional cloud planning
Planning where to deploy workloads in the cloud can be tricky, especially for large companies that rely on consistent infrastructure ...
Read more Cloud job cuts as AI bites at AWS and across the industry
Reuters is one of the many news outlets reporting on Amazon’s announcements it’s cutting hundreds of jobs, specifically in its ...
Read more UK watchdog flags Microsoft and Amazon for stifling cloud competition
The UK’s competition regulator is taking aim at Microsoft and Amazon, saying both companies are making it harder for others ...
Read more Why the digital world has a thirst problem
A single Google search requires half a millilitre of water, while ChatGPT consumes 500 millilitres for every five to 50 prompts. Multiply these figures ...
Read more From Configuration to Orchestration: Building an ETL Workflow with AWS Is No Longer a Struggle
to lead the cloud industry with a whopping 32% share due to its early market entry, robust technology and comprehensive ...
Read more Record US$13.3B AWS Australia data centre investment
Amazon Web Services is committing AU$20 billion (US$13.3 billion) over five years to expand its Australian data centre operations, responding ...
Read more Rubrik adds protection for AWS, Azure, Oracle databases
Rubrik is expanding its backup software to cover more cloud databases and Oracle Cloud services, according to TechTarget. The company ...
Read more IBM aims to build the world’s first large-scale, error-corrected quantum computer by 2028
IBM intends Starling to be able to perform computational tasks beyond the capability of classical computers. Starling will have 200 ...
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