Cloud news stories - Page 2

Extreme Networks has extended its ExtremeCloud portfolio to include new SD-WAN and AIOps with digital twin capabilities.

“Aqua will continue to pursue new capabilities that add value and solve key challenges for its customer community.”

MicroFocus has released Data Center Automation (DCA) for software-as-a-service (SaaS) delivery, offering more cost-effective vulnerability risk and IT compliance management.

F5 has released NGINX for Microsoft Azure, a native service offering developed in partnership with Microsoft to help A/NZ customers easily provide modern applications on Azure.

Not moving to more reliable cloud options is costing FIs 21%-50% of revenue on average yet only 2% of financial institutions are planning to change providers.

The “resilience paradox” suggests that financial institutions have come to tolerate poor cloud connectivity experiences.

Lightyear has entered a strategic partnership with Sage to integrate its Purchasing Accounts Payable automation software with both Sage’s Business Cloud Accounting and Intacct offerings.

e5 Workflow has successfully implemented its SaaS offering, e5 Connect, with its long-standing client, Medibank. 

Broadcom is set to acquire VMware for approximately USD$61Billion in cash and stock. Additionally, Broadcom will assume $8 billion of VMware net debt.

Radware has made a million-dollar deal with a leading, multinational eCommerce company, expanding its existing relationship with the customer.

Microsoft has revealed more than 50 new products and features at its flagship event for developers, Build, with this year’s focus being on AI.

Deloitte is expanding its cloud observability practice, including DevOps principles, AI/ML, cloud complexity management and software engineering.

Oracle named Informatica as a preferred partner for enterprise cloud data integration and data governance for data warehouse and lakehouse solutions on OCI. 

HID Global discusses what identity and access management means for organisations in today's convoluted digital world.

"The expansion of Barracuda's cloud-native SASE platform for hybrid deployment models and IIoT environments solves a number of challenges."

Organisations are becoming more comfortable with sophisticated 'cloud 2.0' technologies, even as they confront difficulties in hiring and retaining IT talent.

Sysdig has introduced two new innovations that look to help bolster cloud services and simplify Kubernetes troubleshooting.

GapMaps has released its latest service GapMaps Live, giving more insights and features to help brands make better decisions about physical locations.

Frost & Sullivan has recognised Genesys as a leader in the cloud contact centre market for its robust cloud and digital capabilities.

Managing and securing the network looks different than it did just two years ago—especially given that most of these networks are made up of multi-generations of infrastructure stitched together over time.

Increasingly, organisations are heading for the cloud, initiating new born-in-the-cloud architectures and migrating existing applications via ‘lift and shift’ or refactoring.

National Telecom Public Company (NT) has chosen Radware to strengthen the cyber defences of its international telecommunications infrastructure.

Publicis Sapient's new report finds security and the lack of cloud skills and internal understanding of business benefits are big obstacles for banks moving to the cloud.

Nutanix has released new research that reveals the financial services sector is lagging behind when it comes to multicloud adoption.