Native Observability: The New Frontier for Cloud and DevOps
As infrastructures become increasingly ephemeral and complex, traditional monitoring approaches are hitting their limits. From the emergence of eBPF (Extended
Alibaba Cloud Clarifies Its Data Sovereignty Stance
Five instances of the word “sovereignty” in a single post: on Alibaba Cloud’s blog, that’s unusual, to say the least.
Cloud VMs: AMD Stays in the Price-Performance Race
In thread performance, Arm-based instances are catching up with Intel and AMD. In the autumn of 2024, Dimitrios Kechiagas, a
Amazon S3 Celebrates 20 Years: The API That Shaped the Cloud
Lauched on March 14, 2006, Amazon Simple Storage Service shook up the foundations of storage in a way few technologies
Vinci Airports Leans on AI and Google Cloud to…
Managing 70 airports spread across 14 countries, welcoming 320 million passengers a year and generating €4.5 billion in revenue: Vinci
Digital Sovereignty: The Proliferation of Evaluation Tools
Data mastery, technological independence, and strategic autonomy: three dimensions for assessing digital sovereignty. In September 2025, Bechtle announced the development
Private Copying Levy: European Cloud Providers Protest
Vade retro, private copying levy. That is the stance of European cloud providers. At least, that of CISPE, their main
iPaaS: The Difference Comes Down to Non-Functional Requirements
Beyond the AI-facilitating integration features, iPaaS platforms tend to look alike. Gartner confirms this in the summary of the latest
Too Much IaaS, Not Enough Managed Services: DINUM Proposes a New Approach
Diversity is essential for innovation, but it also creates fragmentation. The DINUM expresses this view within a bilan on the
SNCF Becomes an Award-Winning User of the Ecosystem
At SNCF, rather than sovereignty, they prefer the term strategic autonomy: it signals more of an action‑oriented dynamic… and it’s