Infrastructure As A Service

Gartner predicts that cloud computing services market will hit $68.4 billion by 2020

Global Cloud compute services market is expected to grow from $23.3 billion in 2016 to reach $68.4 billion in 2020 and 90 percent of organisations will adopt hybrid infrastructure management capabilities.

Red Hat Unveils Its CloudForms IaaS Platform

CloudForms is an open hybrid cloud management platform built to enable enterprises to create and manage IaaS hybrid clouds.

Cost Benefits Ensure Demand In APAC IaaS Mkt

Addressing security issues with storage of data in the cloud can strengthen uptake, says Frost & Sullivan

There Is No "One Size Fits All" Service In The Cloud

Gartner maps out the evolving market for cloud Infrastructure as a Service.

Virtualised Multi-Tenant Data Center Solution for Infrastructure-as-a-Service

Cisco uses its comprehensive understanding of networks and its ecosystem of partners to develop a trusted approach to cloud computing, which includes advancements in cloud security and automation.

India will be among the top countries to benefit from cloud computing in 2017, says Oracle

According to Oracle, corporate-owned data centre numbers will fall 80 percent by 2025 and the same percentage of IT spending will be devoted to cloud services.

Fujitsu announces worldwide rollout of cloud services

Japanese information technology equipment company Fujitsu on Wednesday announced the global rollout of its next-generation Fujitsu Cloud Service K5.

'Our cloud services have really taken off in the last 18 months': Dimension Data

We have been doing infrastructure management as a service for quite some time. The cloud services we offer have really taken off in the last 18 months.

TCS wins multi-year IT services deal from Virgin Atlantic

TCS will provide fully managed services to transform and optimise Virgin Atlantic Airways' IT processes, applications and infrastructure, India's largest software services firm said in a statement.

Airtel launches cloud computing services on HP's technology

Telecom major Bharti Airtel introduced cloud computing solutions using HP's technology to provide software and related infrastructure to business organisations on pay-per-use model.