From AI-native platforms to intent-driven infrastructure, tech leaders reveal the cloud changes poised to redefine how ...

Here’s the top cloud infrastructure companies of 2026 leading data centers, servers, GPU chips, AI, storage, cloud computing ...

As ransomware, regulation, and geopolitical instability strain traditional cloud systems, Finland’s SpaceTime is rethinking infrastructure from first principles—designed not only to scale, but to ...

Anthropic, maker of the chatbot Claude that competes with OpenAI’s ChatGPT, said it is committed to buying $30 billion in computing capacity from Microsoft’s Azure cloud computing platform. As part of ...

In the digital-first era, cloud computing has become the foundation of enterprise innovation. Companies across industries rely on scalable, secure, and cost-efficient cloud infrastructure to power ...

Spacelift Inc. is building on the momentum of its “infrastructure-as-code” orchestration platform, launching an entirely new “agentic” infrastructure deployment model that allows cloud computing ...

Just as GenAI becomes central to digital transformation strategies, a new Google Cloud report reveals most organizations aren't yet equipped to support it at scale. While nearly every organization is ...

Dell Technologies launched an infrastructure-focused platform targeted at the growing private cloud market and bolstered its NativeEdge offerings to help support more complicated edge applications.

In a world where cloud computing giants dominate the digital landscape, one startup is asking a bold question: What if one's phone, laptop, and even unused smart home device could power the internet?

StackGen Inc. today threw down the gauntlet to the infrastructure-as-code industry with the official launch of its Autonomous Infrastructure Platform, which uses artificial intelligence agents to ...

Laptops, phones, and random office Wi-Fi all end up pointing at the same place now: the cloud. That convenience comes with new weak spots, which is why so many security teams spend their days staring ...