Microsoft's Ignite Conference provided insights into the company's strategic direction in the Commercial Cloud and GenAI spheres. Microsoft's focus on innovation and ability to bring new products to ...

More than 100 Google commercial cloud services recently received FedRAMP High authorizations, including its Vertex AI platform and other artificial intelligence capabilities, the company announced ...

I upgraded Veeva to “buy” in my previous post as I believed that the company was starting to see an acceleration in the top and bottom lines, with the stock up 19% since. The company reported its Q2 ...

Development of the National Security Agency’s commercial cloud environment is progressing “very well,” according to an official from Amazon Web Services, the company that ultimately won a contract ...

The General Services Administration has opted to take a multiple-pool approach for its planned commercial cloud contract that the agency is designing to be a one-stop shop for federal agencies. GSA on ...

As the administration looks to finalize an updated governmentwide cloud computing strategy, public input has honed in on what seems like the most basic of questions: How should “cloud” be defined? The ...

Around 2010, when the first cloud migration wave was really taking hold in the federal government, the intelligence community was hesitant to fall in line. But what began tentatively has blossomed ...

The Federal Risk Management and Authorization Program isn’t well known beyond technology-focused government spaces. But approval through FedRAMP might be the biggest hurdle to the world’s most ...

CIO Teri Takai said four companies are currently approved to run cloud services for the military, though only one has been publicly disclosed. Pentagon CIO Teri Takai said the Defense Department plans ...

In a groundbreaking move, Oxide Computer Company has unveiled the world’s first commercial Cloud Computer, a revolutionary development in the field of on-premises cloud computing. This innovation is a ...

Oxide, a startup founded by computing experts from Joyent and Dell, launched what it calls the world's first "commercial cloud computer." Oxide CEO Steve Tuck said that cloud computing "remains ...