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    In today’s digital world, creating software that’s flexible, scalable, and easy to maintain is more important than ever. Many companies start with simple monolithic apps, but as they grow, these systems often become too complex and hard to change. A common problem is the distributed monolith—where different parts of the app are split into separate

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    The European Commission is actively seeking feedback on new plans to grow and strengthen the region’s open-source ecosystem. The goal is to lessen Europe’s reliance on non-European tech giants, especially in the cloud computing space. This initiative, called “Towards European open digital ecosystems,” aims to make open-source a core part of Europe’s digital future, supporting

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    Microsoft has decided not to move forward with its planned limit of 2,000 emails per day for users of Exchange Online. The restriction was announced in 2024 and was supposed to start last year, aiming to cut down on spam and unwanted emails. However, the change faced strong pushback from business users who rely heavily

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    Cloud computing has become the backbone for many large-scale applications and is a key driver of innovation in business technology. Companies are increasingly investing in cloud services to stay competitive, with forecasts predicting public cloud spending to reach over $1.4 trillion in the near future. This growth is mainly fueled by advancements in artificial intelligence,

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    Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform continues to evolve, focusing heavily on making developers’ lives easier with serverless and container technologies. During a recent presentation, Azure CTO Mark Russinovich shared insights into the company’s future plans and the innovations that will shape cloud-native applications. The goal is to let developers focus on their code while Azure handles

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    IT leaders are focusing on crafting their strategies for 2026 by emphasizing agility, flexibility, and delivering clear business value. The upcoming trends and technologies are set to redefine how organizations operate and compete in the digital landscape. A new report from the editors of CIO, Computerworld, CSO, InfoWorld, and Network World offers an insightful look

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    Over the past decade, many companies saw cloud outages as unlikely events that could be addressed someday. They often pushed these risks aside during budget cuts, considering them minor issues. But in 2025, those assumptions were shattered. Major outages from cloud giants like Google and Microsoft showed that reliance on a single provider can have

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    T5 Services, a division of T5 Data Centers, has experienced remarkable growth in 2025. The company’s expansion reflects a surge in demand for high-performance, fully integrated data center solutions. This trend is driven by the needs of hyperscale, cloud, and AI markets, which require reliable and scalable infrastructure. Explosive Revenue Growth and Market Demand From

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    Cloud native is a way of creating software that takes full advantage of cloud computing. It’s about designing applications to be flexible, scalable, and resilient, so they can grow and adapt easily. This approach is now common in the tech world, helping organizations build smarter, more efficient systems. Understanding Cloud Native Principles At its core,

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    Bespin Global, a well-known player in cloud and AI solutions, has announced a major milestone. The company has earned the AWS AI Services Competency, a recognition that highlights its expertise in delivering AI solutions on Amazon Web Services. This achievement underscores Bespin Global’s focus on creating practical and impactful AI tools for its clients using

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