Cloud Computing Giants Are Spending, But How Much?| Investor’s Business Daily

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Cloud computing giants Amazon.com (AMZN), Microsoft (MSFT) and Alphabet's (GOOGL) Google rank as the biggest spenders on technology along with telecom firms like AT&T (T). But what these titans actually spend on data center infrastructure for cloud computing remains a guess for Wall Street analysts and their suppliers. X Capital spending on cloud infrastructure is a key industry trend for analysts that follow semiconductor companies like Nvidia (NVDA) and Intel (INTC) as well as makers of computer servers, data storage systems and networking gear. Amazon stock, Microsoft and Google do not break out cloud infrastructure spending, however, in financial reports. So Wall Street analysts and others estimate how much of total capital spending goes toward warehouse-sized data centers packed with hardware and software dedicated to cloud...

IT spending, cybersecurity concerns, cloud computing, and more: Tech research roundup

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Tech-savvy companies used the COVID-19 pandemic to widen their leads over rivals as they invested heavily in artificial intelligence, automation, Internet of Things, cloud, and data management, according to an Accenture survey. Companies that had digitisation efforts underway were in far better shape to navigate the pandemic.For more see: Tech savvy enterprises used COVID-19 pandemic to widen lead over laggards, says Accenture Source...

Cloud computing spending accelerates again as Microsoft, Google chase AWS

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Cloud computing spending in the first quarter of 2021 reached $41.8 billion, growing 35% on a year on year basis with Amazon Web Services still in the lead, according to analyst firm Canalys. There are no surprises in the order of ranking among cloud giants in Canalys' Q1 2021 cloud spending report: Amazon Web Services (AWS) still leads with a 32% share of spending, trailed by Microsoft Azure with 19% and Google Cloud with 7%. Marketshare splits between the three businesses remains unchanged from last quarter.  All cloud giants saw pandemic-driven growth as enterprises accelerated digital transformations, with apps shifting to the cloud as well as data center consolidation.  SEE: Guide to Becoming a Digital Transformation Champion (TechRepublic Premium)The new figures follow Amazon's Q1 results yesterday, where it revealed it...

Spending on cloud computing hits $42bn worldwide

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Spending on "cloud infrastructure services" is up nearly $11 billion from the first three months of 2020 SAN FRANCISCO: A record-high $41.8 billion was spent on cloud computing in the recently ended quarter as businesses leaned heavily on the internet to survive the pandemic, market tracker Canalys said on Thursday.Spending on "cloud infrastructure services" around the world was up nearly $11 billion from the first three months of last year, according to Canalys. "Cloud emerged as a winner across all sectors over the last year, basically since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic and the implementation of lockdowns," said Canalys research analyst Blake Murray. "Organisations depended on digital services and being online to maintain operations and adapt to the unfolding situation." Despite...