Q1 saw growth rate acceleration among the Cloud Wars Top 10 companies, with Google Cloud leading the charge followed by Oracle and ServiceNow each growing at 25%.
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Review the updated Cloud Wars Growth Chart, led by Google Cloud which delivered the highest growth rate of the quarter.
The first day of Knowledge24, ServiceNow’s annual conference, was filled with conversations around partnerships and the GenAI era.
Microsoft leads the charge in manufacturing innovation with adaptive cloud infrastructure and AI-driven copilot templates.
IBM has plans to invest in its semiconductor packaging and testing plant in Canada to reduce reliance on offshore packaging facilities.
ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott positions the company as “the AI platform for business transformation” amidst soaring GenAI adoption.
AWS demonstrates strong Q1 performance with 17% revenue growth, surpassing $25 billion, and embracing AI opportunities, signaling a promising trajectory under CEO Andy Jassy’s leadership.
AI workforce consortium led by tech titans aims to ensure current workers are reskilled and the global labor pool is well-equipped to perform jobs in the AI era.
Alphabet’s Google Cloud demonstrates powerful growth potential, with ambitious revenue projections for the upcoming quarters, including $12.5 billion in Q4.
Drones have the opportunity to improve supply chain processes, including delivery, risk management, and inventory management.
Latest quarterly financials reflect Microsoft and Google Cloud leveraging their superiority in AI and enterprise software to grow twice as fast as AWS as the AI-plus-Cloud Revolution transforms how the business world works.
AWS is expected to report cloud growth rates well below Microsoft, Google Cloud, and Oracle; the other three have attracted customers with their AI-plus-cloud technology and expertise.
With its planned $4.6 billion HashiCorp acquisition, IBM aims to give customers the tools to manage hybrid cloud complexity in an AI-centric world.
Cloud ERP Suite emerges as the SAP ‘superstar’ — incorporating S/4HANA and a wide range of applications while the company incentivizes customers to move to the cloud, where they can best capitalize on AI.
Near-term opportunities to deploy GenAI to drive procurement results include identifying suppliers, fine-tuning contracts, and developing talent.
New data clean room app — integrated into the Snowflake Data Cloud — makes cross-company, cross-cloud data sharing secure and easily accessible.
The IBM Think conference in Boston will be full of opportunities to network, gain insights on AI, cloud computing, and quantum computing, and fuel personal and professional growth.
Insights on SAP’s Q1 results which demonstrate a current cloud backlog growing faster than ever before and a positive outlook for the year.
At the Workday Innovation Summit, Bonnie Tinder and Bob Evans discuss key insights into Workday’s platform, AI initiatives, and partnership ecosystem.
SAP’s fiscal Q1 results reflect strong demand for cloud and ERP products; the company is well-positioned to deliver on evolving customer needs.