By 2026, machine learning has moved from being experimental to a core part of many companies’ operations. Google Cloud’s Vertex AI platform is leading this shift, helping enterprises streamline their AI workflows. With more than 65% of machine learning workloads on Google Cloud now running through Vertex AI, it’s clear that organizations see real value
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Two leading tech providers have teamed up to make deploying AI workloads faster and easier. PacketFabric, a top Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) provider, and Massed Compute, which offers high-performance managed GPU infrastructure, announced a new, integrated platform. This platform combines GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) with on-demand networking, creating a ready-to-use solution for enterprises working with AI. Streamlining AI Deployment
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Last week, Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced a new independent cloud offering aimed at easing concerns about digital sovereignty among European customers. While many see it as a step toward better compliance with local regulations, questions remain about how much control it truly provides. The AWS European Sovereign Cloud is designed to give businesses in
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CoreSite, a key player in data center solutions and part of American Tower, has announced a major upgrade at its Chicago campus. The company now offers native 400 Gbps AWS Direct Connect, making it easier for customers to handle demanding workloads like AI, big data, and enterprise applications. This move aims to provide ultra-fast, low-latency
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Rackspace has recently raised the prices for its email hosting services, causing concern among long-time users. One partner, which has relied on Rackspace since 1999, called the new pricing “devastating.” The change has many businesses reevaluating their email strategies as costs increase significantly. Significant Price Hike for Basic Plans Previously, Rackspace charged $3 per mailbox
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Astro Technology Company, the creator of the popular Astro web framework, has been acquired by Cloudflare. The move ensures Astro remains open source and under the MIT license. Along with the acquisition, Astro has released a new beta version, Astro 6, which brings significant improvements to its development tools. What the Acquisition Means for Astro
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Africa is eager to build a digital future, aiming to become a major player in the global tech economy. At the heart of this push are data centers, vital facilities that support the storage, processing, and transfer of data. These centers are more than just infrastructure; they are the backbone of the continent’s ambitions to
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In recent years, the way companies use enterprise software has been shifting rapidly. On-premises solutions are becoming less common, often not by choice but because vendors are steering customers toward cloud-based options. This trend is especially clear in the software-as-a-service (SaaS) space, where many vendors are making it clear that the future is cloud-first. One
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DDN, a leader in AI data platforms, has been named to the 2026 Cloud 100 list by CRN®, a respected industry publication. This list highlights the top 100 cloud companies that focus on supporting channel partners and driving innovation. It recognizes companies excelling in areas like cloud infrastructure, security, management, software, and storage. What Makes
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For years, many companies jumped on the cloud bandwagon, favoring public cloud platforms for their flexibility and rapid innovation. But as artificial intelligence moves from experimental projects to core business functions, organizations are rethinking where AI should run. The old idea that AI belongs solely in the public cloud no longer holds up. Instead, hybrid
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