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Stacklet, a cloud governance and financial controls startup from a couple of former Capital One employees, announced a $14.5M investment.
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Stacklet, a cloud governance and financial controls startup from a couple of former Capital One employees, announced a $14.5M investment.
A startup called Firefly that's tackling the thorny and growing issue of cloud asset management with an “infrastructure as code” solution has raised $23
Finout, a startup building a platform to help companies manage their cloud spend, has raised new cash from VCs.
Sigma Computing, a startup building a range of data analytics and business intelligence tools, has raised $200 million in a fresh VC round.
Alkira has raised $100M for its “network infrastructure as a service,” which lets users virtualize and orchestrate hybrid cloud assets, and manage them.
AWS has confirmed its European "sovereign cloud" will go live by the end of 2025, enabling greater data residency for the region.
Adam Selipsky is stepping down from his role as CEO of AWS.
CoreWeave has formally opened an office in London, which will serve as its European headquarters and home to two new data centers.
The Series C funding, which brings its total raise to around $95 million, will go toward mass production of the startup's inaugural products
CoreWeave and other alternative clouds, fueled by the generative AI boom, are doing gangbusters. But is this sustainable?
The numbers are in, and the cloud infrastructure market grew at a brisk pace this quarter driven by increasing interest in generative AI.
Google Cloud had a blockbuster quarter, driving parent company Alphabet's revenues — and stock price — to impressive highs.
Playruo is a new French startup that lets you play game demos from your browser without having to install anything.
Snowflake, the cloud computing company, is releasing a flagship generative AI model called Arctic LLM.
Amazon is launching a new AWS service that lets companies upload and customize generative AI models -- and serve those models through APIs.
Google hosted its customer conference this week in Las Vegas, and it was completely focused on generative AI announcements.
In addition to the new custom Arm-based Axion chips, most of this year's announcements are about AI accelerators, whether built by Google or Nvidia.
Google is renewing its focus on data sovereignty. For the time being, though, it looks like its emphasis is on partnerships, not building its own sovereign clouds.