Veeam Accelerates Hypervisor Strategy: What’s Planned for 2026
At Veeam, the focus is on native integrations with hypervisors. The road map is indeed full: from seven hypervisors, it
AWS Takes a Step Toward a More Resilient DNS
The Route 53 control plane is no longer strictly single-region. AWS has in fact replicated it in part, thereby reducing
AWS and Google Cloud Build a Multicloud Bridge
Large enterprises increasingly combine multiple clouds to distribute workloads, optimize costs, bring data closer to users, and reduce the risk
Cloud: Google Drops Antitrust Complaint Against Microsoft
Alphabet, Google’s parent company, has withdrawn its antitrust complaint filed with the European Commission against Microsoft’s cloud practices, a week
AWS re:Invent: The AI Factory — A Grammar That’s Now Legitimate
No more shards or federated queries: you can consolidate your vector data into a single index. AWS makes this one
Durable Functions, Managed Instances: AWS Lambda Expands Capabilities
Checkpoints, replay… and that yields Lambda functions that are “durable”. AWS highlighted this option at its re:Invent 2025 conference. The
Three Years On: What Has Become of CISPE’s Gaia-X Catalogue?
To access the Gaia-X CISPE catalog, beware not to follow the link the association displays on its homepage. We learned
SecNumCloud on the Horizon: Numspot Looks Beyond
Common language, process standardization, portability… These are all notions that Gaspard Plantrou, Numspot’s product manager, leans on to tout “the
Data Platform: How Matmut Joined S3NS
The deadline is approaching: December 16, 2025, Matmut will shut down its on-premises data platform. This Spark-Hadoop foundation had been
VMware Excludes the EU From Its Push Toward VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF)
VMware has scrapped the unified price catalog for the EMEA region (Europe, the Middle East and Africa). There are now