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For everything from fast analysis of road conditions to streaming holographic concerts, many firms are deciding that remote data centers are just too far away.August 23
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CIO Dana Deasy told reporters that he’s scheduled “education” sessions for Defense Secretary Mark Esper on the competition that critics have argued is tilted to favor Amazon.com Inc.August 12
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A breach that compromises personal data of more than 100 million people is never good, but the company did follow some security best practices.July 30
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Cloud giants are pushing edge computing, where cloud functions run on servers that are physically closer to the end user, thereby cutting the distance to a computer making a given decision.June 24
ColumnistBloomberg News
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Amazon.com Inc. and Microsoft Corp. are the last competitors standing in the Pentagon’s winner-take-all competition for a $10 billion cloud services contract,April 11
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After security researcher Chris Vickery discovered millions of records from Facebook Inc. users sitting unsecured on a public database, he tried for weeks to get Amazon.com Inc. to take it down.April 4
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The Defense Department review of alleged conflicts of interests has prompted the government to backtrack on parts of the extensive procurement process, after having spent 18 months on it.February 26
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The cloud giants entered the year facing questions about whether they could sustain their robust growth rates in an environment of uncertain global economic growth and investment.February 5
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Oracle Corp. lost a challenge to the Pentagon’s $10 billion cloud contract, as the Government Accountability Office dismissed its argument that the winner-take-all contest violates federal procurement standards and unfairly favors Amazon.com Inc.November 15
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Serverless computing has its proponents — Capital One and BBVA among them — but the service hasn’t yet proven it can fulfill general systems needs in banking.November 2
