Bob shares his estimated Q2 growth projections for six of the Cloud Wars Top 10 companies, whose results will be released in the coming days and weeks.
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The Cockroach Labs 2022 Cloud Report looked at criteria such as price, processor performance, storage costs, and more.
Bob shares his projections for the cloud revenue of leading providers on the Cloud Wars Top 10 for the quarter ending June 30.
In the latest Cloud Wars Minute, Bob projects the incoming Q2 earnings calls for AWS, Microsoft, and Google Cloud to total $52B.
Oracle versus Amazon is the conclusion we can draw from CEO Safra Catz’s plan on running Cerner disclosed on last week’s earnings call.
The cloud provider’s quarterly numbers are sure to draw extra scrutiny as a portender of things to come for the entire enterprise-cloud business.
In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob looks at earnings figures from the Cloud Wars Top 10, particularly Snowflake’s revenue growth, as indicators for the digital future.
Google Cloud came out swinging at Amazon with the release of its new database service which it claims is two times faster AWS
CloudThread is a startup taking on a major problem in a huge market: controlling costs in the AWS cloud.
Google Cloud harnesses the speed and power of software with its new database that’s twice as fast as its comparable AWS database.
The realities of the 21st-century are creating a continuum for creating and enhancing the human experience.
As the first reporting period of 2022 comes to a close, Bob reports the hottest cloud companies and their growth rates.
As Q1 comes to an end, Bob reviews the growth rates of the Cloud Wars Top 10 and identifies the hottest cloud provider.
With plans to continue fueling its growth rates, CFO Brian Olsavsky announces Amazon’s $25 billion investment into AWS infrastructure.
Amazon CFO reports plans to boost capital expenditures towards infrastructure and invest nearly $25 billion on AWS infrastructure.
Things are shaking up in the Cloud Wars as Google, Amazon, & Microsoft see billions in revenue for Q1 – and the intensity is not slowing down
Microsoft Cloud reported its fiscal Q3 results, with AWS closing the gap on the number one cloud provider spot with its fast growth rate.
Oracle is on the “legacy” vendors list targeted by Google Cloud and its Database Migration Service. This is leading to the Database Wars
Amazon’s revitalized AWS cloud business has been on a growth tear over the past 3 quarters and is positioning itself to overtake mighty Microsoft as the #1 player in the Cloud Wars Top 10.
In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob covers the accelerated growth of AWS. Will the company pass Microsoft as the number one cloud provider?