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Amazon Web Services and SAP are extending their long-standing partnership with plans to make SAP solutions available on the new AWS European Sovereign Cloud platform. This is a strategic response from both technology giants to increasing regulatory pressure in the European Union and the market’s increasingly loud cry for
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Oracle is in advanced talks with Meta on a multi-year cloud deal that could be worth up to $20 billion. This is another sign, following a series of high-profile deals, that the company, hitherto seen as a second-tier player in the IaaS market, is building a powerful niche in IT’
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Companies around the world are aggressively investing in on-demand technologies such as the public cloud, software as a service (SaaS) and generative artificial intelligence. The aim is to accelerate innovation and maintain competitive advantage. But a new global report from Capgemini Research Institute, based on a survey of 1,000
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There is a new gold rush in the world of technology, and its name is Artificial Intelligence. Every organisation, from a startup to a global corporation, wants to implement its predictive models, intelligent chatbots and recommendation systems. The public cloud, with its promise of infinite scalability and flexibility, seems the
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The global IT market is on the verge of an unprecedented boom. Leading analyst firms such as Gartner forecast that global IT spending will reach an astronomical $5.7 trillion in 2025, an impressive increase of more than 9% from 2024. Other forecasts, although differing in detail, agree on one
EU
Google Cloud is ahead of EU regulations, announcing the removal of data transfer fees for multi-cloud customers in the European Union and the UK. The move comes just before the new Data Act comes into force and signals increasing regulatory pressure on the three largest market players: Amazon Web Services
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The European technology business is at the heart of a strategic paradox. On the one hand, thousands of companies – from startups to corporations – are basing their critical operations on cloud infrastructure provided by US hyperscalers such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. This has provided them with
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In times of digital transformation, IT departments face a triple challenge: rising infrastructure maintenance costs, the need to automate repetitive tasks and increasingly stringent security requirements. Polish company BTC has prepared an answer to these needs by announcing the release of eAuditor cloud®. The new cloud-based IT asset and service
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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of the European economy. They account for 99.8 per cent of all companies, generate more than half of the added value and employ nearly two-thirds of the private sector workforce. In an era of global competition and rising customer expectations, digitalisation
EU
SAP intends to invest more than €20 billion (approximately $23 billion) to develop its sovereign cloud offering in the European Union. This is a strategic response to the growing demand for data sovereignty, driven by regulations such as RODO and the upcoming AI Act. The German giant’s investment is
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The public cloud was supposed to be a revolution in IT economics. The promise of flexibility, on-demand scalability and a pay-as-you-go model painted a vision of a world where companies only pay for what they need. However, the reality turned out to be much more complicated and, for many organisations,
Global
Technology conglomerate Siemens and cloud giant Snowflake have announced a strategic collaboration. It aims to make it easier for manufacturing companies to integrate operational data (OT) from the factory floor with business data (IT) in a single analytics environment. The partnership is expected to break down traditional information silos and