Bob Evans explains that while he senses most Cloud Wars Top 10 companies will experience reduced growth rates in Q4, their performance will remain impressive.
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Toni Witt explores the ramifications for AI-as-a-service now that Microsoft is working with OpenAI and Hugging Face to integrate AI tools GPT-3 and DALL-E-2 with Azure.
This guidebook is your 2023 Cloud Wars Top 10 Roadmap on Microsoft, Amazon, Google Cloud, Salesforce, Oracle, SAP, ServiceNow, Workday, Snowflake, & IBM
There’ve been shake-ups in the Cloud Wars Top 10, including “legacy” vendors leapfrogging cloud natives. Bob Evans puts the changes in context.
Oracle continues to wildly outperform expectations, and Analyst Bob Evans dives into the reasons behind its success.
The Pentagon is using multiple cloud providers for a $9 billion contract. Bob breaks down the specifics and the significance of the deal.
The Pentagon has decided to follow a hybrid-cloud approach in what it calls the JEDI (Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure) contract, which is assigned to four Cloud Wars Top 10 companies.
Last week, Amazon CFO Brian Olsavsky further discussed the Q3 financial results of AWS and its current customer strategy.
At Oracle CloudWorld, Larry Ellison announced initiatives to overhaul the global healthcare system and work with partners to achieve these goals.
With its impressive levels of growth, innovation, vision, and ambition, Oracle has earned its among its larger and seemingly untouchable competitors.
Startup Rising Cloud takes on the Big 3 by orchestrating data across multiple clouds and using AI to manage workloads efficiently.
Industry cloud is a foundational shift in the way technology is viewed, purchased, and used by companies to accelerate growth. It will ultimately reshape entire industries and the technology ecosystem.
Ronak Mathur outlines use cases that demonstrate how image recognition technology, a subset of computer vision, is a critical component in nearly every industry from automotive and CPG to healthcare and retail.
In their respective quarterly earnings calls last week, both companies clearly emphasized the growing tendency among customers to make larger and more enduring commitments to the cloud.
In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob reviews the two companies’ recent Q2 earnings calls, which demonstrate how cloud infrastructure is becoming the preferred IT architecture.
Bob breaks down the Q2 revenue totals and growth rates of the hottest cloud vendors in the Cloud Wars Top 10.
In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob reviews the top four cloud vendors by growth rate in Q2 and discusses Oracle’s upcoming Q2 predictions.
Here’s why Microsoft has launched a market share war with its cloud competitors: Q2 results show that AWS and Google Cloud are growing faster.
Wayne Sadin looks at three recent Microsoft news stories that sum up the company’s aggressive and innovative moves to compete with its cloud competitors
In this Cloud Wars Minute episode, Wayne Sadin illustrates how Microsoft, with its Oracle multi-cloud partnership, might be carefully positioning itself to go after Amazon with a “melded cloud.”