SAP and Microsoft’s potential data sharing deal is set to transform generative AI offerings, meeting the ever-growing demands of cloud customers.
An exploration of Q3 results reveals critical differences between Microsoft, Google Cloud, and AWS.
A multi-billion-dollar infrastructure investment by Microsoft in Australia will drive AI, cloud, and cybersecurity outcomes.
AWS partners with blockchain gaming startup Immutable, which joins the Amazon Accelerate program and plans infrastructure collaboration.
Is AWS losing its dominance in the cloud market? Discover what its growth rate stabilization — at a rate well below its main competitors — means for its future.
ServiceNow’s Q3 performance showcases its ascent in the Cloud Wars, transforming the future of business technology.
Google Cloud’s Q3 performance – a 22% growth rate – represents a decline from the previous quarters, specifically from 28% in Q2.
Much of Microsoft’s exceptional Q1 results can be attributed to its recent partnership with Oracle, showing the significance of innovative alliances in meeting customer demands for digital and AI capabilities.
SAP and AWS are collaborating to enhance the HANA Cloud database, potentially aiming to challenge Oracle’s dominance in the database market.
Top cloud companies have evolving generative AI pricing strategies, and SAP’s involves a 30% premium.
SAP’s Q3 results indicate strong growth in cloud-related revenue, with its cloud ERP suite surpassing $1 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time and showing promising future commitments from customers.
Microsoft aims to address data silos in the healthcare industry to improve patient outcomes and unlock the potential of AI-driven offerings.
Generative AI industry-specific offerings in the cloud industry can enable businesses to transform and create new value for their customers.
With its new copilot, SAP helps customers of its wide range of applications access contextually relevant data in their regular workflows.
SAP is expanding its successful RISE program to convince 25,000 of its on-premise customers to transition to the cloud.
SAP will be reporting its Q3 results next week. Will the company achieve the necessary growth rate to fulfill its strategic 3-year plan?
Oracle chairman Larry Ellison reveals Oracle’s confidence in achieving its $65 billion target by 2026, driven by billion-dollar deals in cloud-based AI training and a shift towards country-level engagements, marking a remarkable growth phase in the company’s history.
Projections for the Q3 financial results of major cloud companies, including Microsoft, Google Cloud, and AWS, focusing on their growth rates and the potential shift of AWS into software services.
Workday is partnering with AWS to provide AI services through its platform, accelerating its expansion into the AI ecosystem.
Workday aims to involve more developers and partners in enhancing GenAI tools while ensuring high standards of responsibility and privacy.