Atlassian is making a big change. The company plans to end all on-premises licenses for its data center products by March 2029. This move affects thousands of businesses that still run Atlassian’s collaboration software locally on their own servers. Starting in March 2026, they will stop selling new data center subscriptions. By March 2028, they
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Cloud Computing
Many companies see giant cloud agreements as a way to save money and lock in the latest tech. Recently, it was revealed that Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, signed a $10 billion deal with Google for cloud services. This kind of deal shows how some tech giants are making huge long-term commitments. But
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Lately, the big talk about cloud computing isn’t just about the tech anymore. It’s about politics, borders, and who really owns the data. Countries are becoming more cautious about where their data lives and who controls it. This shift is pushing companies to rethink their cloud strategies, especially outside the U.S., in places like Europe,
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When it comes to managing cloud environments, big players like AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud all have their own ways of doing things. They each offer tools for hybrid and multicloud setups, but how they handle costs, security, and management varies quite a bit. For businesses looking to pick the right cloud partner, understanding
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Imagine managing billions of documents at lightning-fast speeds. Traditional enterprise content management (ECM) systems can struggle with such large volumes. Now, a new open-source solution from Hyland promises to change that. It’s an AI-ready cloud repository built to handle massive data loads efficiently and securely. What Makes This Cloud Repository Stand Out? This new repository
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Kubernetes has long been the go-to platform for running cloud applications and microservices. It’s powerful and flexible, with a big community behind it. But as generative AI becomes more popular, Kubernetes faces new challenges. Large language models, special hardware like GPUs and TPUs, and heavy request loads mean the platform needs to be more than
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Many companies still rely on old-school data warehouses. But one pharma leader shows how moving to a modern lakehouse can turn compliance challenges into opportunities for growth. By switching to a cloud-native platform built on Azure Databricks, they improved speed, trust, and business impact across the organization. Why Modernizing Data Architecture Matters Over several years,
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MariaDB has made a surprising move by bringing back SkySQL, the cloud-based database-as-a-service platform it spun off late last year. The company purchased SkySQL and reintegrated it into its product lineup. This shift aims to give customers more options for deploying databases, whether they want to manage it themselves or have it fully managed in
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Many organizations are exploring cloud options beyond the big players like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. Recent surveys show that nearly 75% of IT leaders are already using two or more alternative cloud providers. These smaller, specialized clouds are filling gaps that the major hyperscalers don’t fully cover. While the big cloud giants still dominate the
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Huawei Cloud is gaining attention in the cloud industry, especially as it moves into the spotlight with a surprising ranking. Recently, Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Container Management placed Huawei in the Leaders quadrant for the first time ever. This signals a major shift and shows Huawei’s growing influence in the cloud space. While it’s a
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