AI Gigafactories: Why Octave Klaba Won’t Join the AI Giants
OVHcloud will not join AION, nor the Æther consortium, the two French groups vying for the EU’s AI Gigafactory program.
Virtualization: How the Competition Has Caught Up With the Leaders
On server virtualization, have Microsoft, Nutanix and Red Hat caught up with VMware? One might think so, given Gartner’s positioning
Multicloud Resilience: It’s All About Orchestration, Not Architecture
For a long time, relying on multiple cloud providers seemed the obvious answer to the risks of vendor lock-in and
SiPearl Unveils Rhea1: Jupiter on Display, Other Projects in the Works
Here we go: SiPearl has delivered the first Rhea1 samples to Bull. The latter will integrate the processor into its
AWS Becomes NATO-Approved Cloud, First Cloud Provider to Earn NATO Approval
AWS has announced that it is the first cloud services provider whose capabilities are approved to process NATO RESTRICTED (NR)
Less Agentforce, More AIforce: Salesforce and the AI-Powered Future
No more Headless 360 — it’s AIforce. Salesforce carried out this rebranding in early September. It gave it prominent prominence
Container Management: The Lock-In Effect Remains
Management complexity at Microsoft, steep pricing at Red Hat, a limited MSP ecosystem at Google, lock-in risk at Huawei… Year
Broadcom Complicates VMware Migration Tools
No longer search for VDDK (Virtual Disk Development Kit) on Broadcom’s developer portal—the public download links are dead. This library
Public Cloud: IBM Fades in a Crowded AI Stacks Market
IBM is out of the Public Cloud Infrastructure Magic Quadrant (IaaS + PaaS). After several years among the “niche players,”
SecNumCloud 3.2: Paris Advances a Sovereign Cloud Through Regulation
A summer publication reshuffles the cards of France’s sovereign cloud. The decree of August 12, 2026, which took effect on