The SAP Business Network drives bold, customer-centric supply chain transformation, facilitating $6 trillion in transactions over the past year while delivering efficiency, visibility, and superior customer experiences.
Microsoft has a new, and novel, answer to the issues raised by massive data center demand in the AI era: using wood as a construction material to lower the carbon footprint.
Mason Whitaker, president of Microsoft partner Volt Technologies, weighs in on Microsoft Ignite announcements including AI copilots, agents, and analytics technology.
UiPath’s Bobby Patrick joins Cloud Wars analysts for a roundtable discussion on his company’s next phase of growth focused on agentic automation, which helps customers automate complex workflows.
Oracle and Epic are set for a fierce competition in the electronic health records market, as Oracle leverages its cloud and AI dominance, vast resources, and broad industry expertise to challenge Epic’s legacy on-premise leadership and niche focus.
Bayer’s adoption of Google Cloud’s AlloyDB is unlocking new possibilities in AI, agriculture, and healthcare innovation.
As Oracle advances its healthcare vision, Epic risks being sidelined unless it accelerates its modernization and expands its technological scope.
Despite earlier caution from Salesforce and Workday CEOs, Salesforce, Workday, and Snowflake are expected to report accelerating growth for Q3, driven by strong AI demand, their market leadership, and renewed business optimism.
Over the past seven weeks, the Cloud Wars Cloud & AI Confidence Index has climbed by $480 billion to $9.22 trillion, reflecting strong investor optimism in cloud and AI technologies.
The Cloud and AI Confidence Index tracks the combined market caps of the Cloud Wars Top 10 companies, which recently topped $9 trillion.
A company-by-company breakdown of Cloud Wars CEO of the Year candidates, their strengths, and their companies’ latest wins.
Google Cloud tops the Cloud Wars Growth Chart with a 35% Q3 growth rate, showcasing rapid acceleration driven by AI innovation
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy claims AWS has outpaced Microsoft and Google in GenAI innovation, undermining customer trust.
Google Cloud, though much smaller than AWS and Microsoft, led Q3 in new customer growth, reflecting a shift in market dynamics.
Microsoft has announced new AI tools and capabilities to support professionals in the healthcare industry.
Microsoft’s lagging security strategy and customer dissatisfaction open the door for Google Cloud to accelerate growth and challenge Microsoft’s leadership in the enterprise cloud market.
Google Cloud’s proactive cybersecurity investments, contrasted with Microsoft’s approach, reveal a growing divide in customer trust and growth trajectories in the cloud market.
A review of revenue totals and growth rates of major cloud providers shows taht smaller but fast-growing competitors Googel Cloud and Oracle are outpacing the giants.
Growth rates among the Cloud Wars Top 10 show Google Cloud and Oracle asserting leadership on the strength of customer demand for their “AI Cloud” technology.
GenAI experts from HCLTech and Google Cloud, as well as practitioner analysts from Cloud Wars, provide insights on how organizations can get the most out of GenAI technology.