Cloud computing is always a hot topic in the IT market but the past week has been especially busy with news covering all elements of this industry. V3 has rounded up some of the biggest stories to help you keep track of everything.
UK helicopter firm Bristow flies into the cloud
Helicopter firm picks cloud service to bring flexibility and to speed up IT operations and the wider business.
Cloud tools help Harley-Davidson leave legacy IT in its dust
Legendary motorcycle shop uses cloud to modernise workflows.
Cloud computing spending to hit $32bn in 2015
IDC report predicts huge surge in spending on private and public cloud services.
Amazon Web Services is a $5bn business and still growing
Firm reveals financial strength of platform for the first time.
Another milestone number for government’s cloud platform.
Microsoft cloud revenues double but profits fall
Strong growth for Redmond in cloud market but not enough to stop profit slide.
Rackspace opens doors to UK’s ‘coolest’ data centre
Site in Crawley uses innovative ‘indirect outside air’ cooling technology.
NetSuite revenues soar as firm signs HP as major customer
Firm touts growing demand for its service from the big boys of the tech world.
IBM SoftLayer opens second Netherlands data centre
Big Blue brings second Dutch site online to help meet cloud demand in Europe.
Cloud software helps Cern combine disparate business departments
Physics lab aims to remove hassle of dealing with IT so scientists can focus on solving the mysterious of the universe.
Netflix shuns traditional IT and lets staff pick the tech they want
Media streaming site offers staff vending machines with the tech they may need.
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24 April 2015 | 3:39 pm – Source: v3.co.uk
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