Microsoft’s launch of the AI-powered Bing may lead to a paradigm shift in how we learn, consume, and communicate.
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Single cloud solutions may be simpler to manage, but they may also turn out to be more expensive over time. Here’s why a multi-cloud architecture could work better for your organization.
Category Pirates’ Co-Creator Christopher Lochhead discusses ChatGPT’s impact on the search category and knowledge work, among other topics.
Corporate users need to take pause and consider the potential for bias before they move too quickly into generative AI. Analyst Wayne Sadin explains why.
Bob Evans says Oracle and Uber’s strategic partnership demonstrates that Oracle has emerged as a top-tier competitor in the cloud market against Amazon, Microsoft, and Google Cloud.
Bob Evans continues his review of the deal involving Uber, Google Cloud, and Oracle — but this time evaluating the deal from Oracle’s perspective.
With deep roots in data management, Teradata’s pivot to analytics in multi-cloud settings helps customers unify diverse data for timely, comprehensive insights.
Bob Evans notes the irony that “legacy companies” Oracle and SAP have the highest growth rates in the Cloud Wars Top 10. Google Cloud was close behind.
Google Cloud’s performance continues to improve relative to its competition. What does that mean for other cloud companies? Bob Evans shares his take.
Bob Evans compares the growth rates for the last five quarters of Google Cloud, Microsoft, and AWS.
In this Growth Swarm moment, Scott Vaughan explains how AI is evolving beyond chatbots and automation used for customer support to affect customer experience.
“As a leader of a marketplace, which Microsoft is, you have a responsibility not to stall or confuse the marketplace, in communication, or lack thereof,” says Tony Uphoff.
John Siefert and Bob Evans discuss how the cloud and AI relate, given that Microsoft’s CEO has positioned AI as the “next computing platform.”
Bob Evans looks at the comparative growth rates across the major providers of enterprise apps.
In this Cloud Wars Minute, Bob Evans reviews the latest growth rates of Microsoft Dynamics 365, which have slowed in comparison to Oracle and SAP apps.
Bob Evans offers his take on Satya Nadella’s earnings calls and what Microsoft’s emphasis on AI might mean for the cloud.
Tony Uphoff explains why Microsoft’s new focus on AI is history repeating itself, as the strategic move will shape the future of technology in similar ways as the Internet did three decades ago.
In this Growth Swarm Moment, Bob Evans shares questions he sent to Microsoft about its view of artificial intelligence.
The latest Growth Swarm podcast explores how human intelligence is being redefined in a world of increasingly ubiquitous artificial intelligence.
Bob Evans says that Microsoft needs to be more forthcoming and transparent about how it sees the role of AI and the cloud.