IBM Cloud news stories - Page 2

The largest software acquisition in history "shows how even the biggest beasts in tech are having to adapt to the Cloud computing world."

IBM and Red Hat will remain committed to the continued freedom of open source.

While the market is seeing strong growth, it's coming at the expense of small-to-medium sized cloud operators.

The latest financial results for IBM have revealed a disappointment for investors as the tech giant missed almost all of its targets.

The 'IBM Multicloud Manager' allows businesses to manage and integrate workloads from other major providers.

NVIDIA’s open source RAPIDS software will help bring GPU acceleration capabilities to IBM’s offerings.

"We are excited to team with IBM Cloud to meet growing cloud connectivity demands."

Automation Anywhere Enterprise now supports Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, IBM Cloud, and Microsoft Azure.

Amazon is still on top, but Alibaba’s investment strategy is giving the company huge potential for global growth.

Data centre leader provides global on-ramps to IBM Cloud, supporting critical enterprise applications.

Digital Realty today announced that it will be expanding its dedicated access to the IBM Cloud in 15 major metropolitan areas around the globe.

IBM has opened up its public cloud to all New Zealand Government agencies in an effort to support the Government’s cloud-first policy.

IBM Business Resiliency Services will offer its customers the opportunity to deploy Commvault software on-premises, in the cloud, and in data centres.

The partnership will enable customers to establish a private network connection from within their data centers or office locations to IBM Cloud.

SAP has released a range of new products for the future of the enterprise, including expanding its cloud offerings and a new blockchain-aaS solution.

A quick rundown of the major exhibitors at VeeamON and what they are doing to make the most of their partnerships with Veeam.

The institute previously used a mix of on-premises and cloud services but elected in late 2017 to consolidate its workloads onto IBM Cloud.

The agreement builds on IBM’s recent move to re-engineer its entire software portfolio with containers.

At its annual THINK event, IBM has made its intentions clear with the tech colossus investing heavily to bolster its multi-cloud strategy.

New data from Synergy Research Group has solidified the world’s most dominant cloud providers as Amazon (AWS), Microsoft, Google – and Alibaba.

Direct connectivity to IBM Cloud data centers in Asia, and Australia as well as Mainland Europe and the US will arrive over the coming months.

The move is part of an infrastructure modernisation to enhance the customer experience in-store and online.

This move will see a consolidation from ten multivendor data centres to two centres.

“As a result, customers can optimise workloads and scale between on-premises infrastructure and the cloud.”