CloudGenera CloudTalk | Week of 10.02.2020

AWS makes S3 on Outposts available for use 'just like in the cloud' and Microsoft Azure starts ‘new chapter’ in 5G engagement.

Amazon Web Services

Customers of the AWS hybrid IT service can now use S3 as if it were operating out of a regular AWS region.

General Availability of Amazon Timestream, New serverless time series database for IoT and operational applications can scale to process trillions of time series events per day up to 1,000 times faster than relational databases, and at as low as 1/10th the cost.

BMC and AWS Collaborate. As a result, enterprise cloud visibility will improve.

Google Cloud

Google Cloud AI prediction service becomes generally available.

Support for Cloud TPUs – Google’s managed TPU service – is now generally available.

Microsoft Azure

New Azure VMware Solution becomes generally available.

Microsoft outage brings down Azure, Office 365 and Teams.

5G engagement for Microsoft Azure.

IBM Cloud

Standardized charges in licensing fees for container technologies

IBM i Tries On a Red Hat.

In the new cloud era, IBM focuses on storage.

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AWS makes S3 on Outposts available for use 'just like in the cloud' and Microsoft Azure starts ‘new chapter’ in 5G engagement.

Amazon Web Services

Google Cloud

Microsoft Azure

IBM Cloud

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