Visa’s recent move to join the AWS Partner Network (APN) signifies a strategic step toward improving payment processes on a global scale. With the integration of select Visa services into AWS Marketplace, Visa simplifies access to its payment solutions for over 300,000 AWS customers. Businesses, particularly fintechs and financial institutions, stand to benefit as they can now seamlessly add Visa’s
Hitachi Vantara has announced the release of its new advanced hybrid cloud platform aimed at addressing the growing complexities in data management – the Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform One. In a rapidly evolving corporate landscape marked by augmented generative AI capabilities, expanding cloud technologies, and heightened cyber threats, businesses have found it progressively crucial to maintain resilient and reliable data
Cloud computing has unquestionably brought agility and scalability to the ways in which organizations deploy and manage applications. This technological leap forward, however, is not without its complications, particularly when it comes to the security of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) processes. A critical eye is now being cast upon the possible perils that these processes may introduce, specifically
The AWS Thinkbox Deadline is at the forefront of rendering technology, addressing the challenges faced by traditional render farms. In an era where visual effects and digital content creation are increasingly demanding, Deadline offers a solution that maximizes efficiency and scalability. This cloud-based system is significant for those in animation, visual effects, and digital design, changing the way high-quality content
The upcoming “AWS Summit Seoul 2024” epitomizes both the vibrancy of South Korea’s technological landscape and AWS’s dedication to advancing cloud computing and AI in the area. Set to be held at COEX in Seoul, the event celebrates a significant milestone—ten years of AWS’s influential conferences in South Korea. This summit has grown to become the premier event in the
Controlling cloud expenses can be challenging, akin to finding one’s way through a maze. The variety of services and pricing structures can lead to unexpectedly high costs for companies. However, Sam Clark, a Senior Technical Account Manager, offers valuable methods for effective cloud cost management. His insights provide a blueprint for businesses to efficiently utilize cloud resources without sacrificing performance
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has introduced a notable change in its customer commitment strategy by allowing cancellations of Savings Plans within a week after purchase, offering an “undo button” to its users. Tracy Woo, a Forrester senior analyst, sees this as an admission that even conscientious clients can make mistakes. It’s a significant shift from AWS’s rigid long-term contracts and
The public cloud epitomizes a revolutionary shift in information technology, where services are made available over the internet by providers like AWS, Google Cloud, IBM Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. These services have become fundamental to the way companies manage their digital assets, transforming how they scale, innovate, and respond to ever-changing market demands. Such platforms offer shared resources to multiple
As digital transformation evolves, more businesses are shifting to cloud-based operations. This move introduces a critical issue of effectively managing cloud spending. Effective cloud cost optimization has become an imperative practice to prevent unnecessary expenditures that can weigh heavily on company finances. Companies must become adept at navigating the subtleties of cloud billing systems, which if neglected, can quietly contribute
Flexera’s 2024 State of the Cloud report delves into the evolving complexities of the cloud domain, reflecting insights from over 750 experts. Nowadays, firms are navigating a maze of multi-cloud and hybrid models, balancing economic pressures with rising sustainability considerations. As organizations globally face these intricate scenarios, the report highlights key challenges and trends shaping the industry’s future. Decision-makers must
In the sphere of IaaS cloud computing, a notable trend is the gradual levelling of capabilities among top public cloud providers. A convergence in features and functionality is evident, signalling a maturation phase within the industry. This creates a landscape where differentiation becomes less about distinct features and more about nuanced service offerings, pricing models, and ecosystem integrations. For businesses
The cloud computing industry has long been dominated by behemoths like Amazon Web Services (AWS), whose comprehensive suite of services has become the go-to for businesses seeking powerful and reliable cloud solutions. Despite the quality and breadth of AWS’s offerings, there’s a growing call for more affordable alternatives that don’t compromise on functionality. This is precisely the gap that Ubicloud,
