Amazon’s cloud division faces its most critical earnings test in years. With rivals gaining ground on AI deals and reliability questions emerging, can AWS maintain its cloud dominance?
NVIDIA continues its aggressive cloud gaming expansion with nine new titles joining GeForce Now this week. The additions include major releases like The Outer Worlds 2 and ARC Raiders, both available for streaming immediately upon launch.
The $16 billion solution provider SHI International is making waves in AI with groundbreaking smart city solutions and a massive investment in AI infrastructure. Their rapid deployment methodology is delivering tangible results for public sector clients.
Karis Critical has scaled back its proposed Naperville data center from 72MW to 36MW following community opposition and power capacity concerns. The project faces continued resistance from local residents and environmental groups.
Amazon’s new Guardrails for Bedrock promises enterprise-grade AI safety controls. But what are the real-world implementation challenges? Our analysis reveals critical gaps and practical considerations for businesses.
The Strategic Alliance Powering Next-Generation AI In a landmark move that signals the escalating arms race in artificial intelligence infrastructure,…
A major Amazon Web Services outage has highlighted the internet’s critical dependency on a single data center region in Northern Virginia. The disruption affected countless services worldwide, revealing systemic vulnerabilities in cloud infrastructure concentration.
A widespread internet disruption on Monday originating from Amazon Web Services has exposed what analysts suggest is a critical vulnerability in the global digital ecosystem: the overwhelming concentration of cloud computing infrastructure in a single Northern Virginia data center region.
The Domino Effect of a Single Point of Failure When Amazon Web Services’ US-EAST-1 data center in Northern Virginia experienced…
Amazon Web Services has resolved a massive 16-hour outage that crippled major internet services worldwide. The disruption affected financial institutions, social platforms, and gaming services, with analysts projecting billions in economic losses and raising concerns about cloud provider concentration.
A massive Amazon Web Services outage that persisted for over 16 hours has finally been resolved, but not before crippling a significant portion of the global internet infrastructure, according to reports. The disruption affected more than 1,000 applications and websites worldwide, including major platforms like Snapchat, Fortnite, and critical banking services from institutions such as Lloyds Bank and Halifax.
Oracle Embraces Next-Generation AmpereOne M CPUs Oracle Cloud Infrastructure has taken a significant step forward in the competitive cloud computing…
