Cloud Computing Articles

Brooke Becher

Updated on December 03, 2025

As generative AI models grow larger and more compute-intensive, neoclouds are filling the gap with the high-speed, GPU-dense infrastructure that traditional cloud providers often can’t deliver at scale.

Brooke Becher

Updated on November 27, 2025

A new study out of Cornell University reveals AI’s growing strain on America’s water and energy resources, and finds that companies are constructing their data centers in all the wrong places.

Brooke Becher

Updated on November 13, 2025

OpenAI has entered into several massive cloud deals with Amazon, Oracle, Google and others, underlining just how critical raw compute power has become in the AI arms race.

Alex Vakulov

Updated on November 06, 2025

As multicloud deployments become more common, security threats are amplified. Our expert outlines how to stay ahead of the risks.

Sai Vishnu Kiran Bhyravajosyula

Updated on October 31, 2025

Developer tools are the backbone of productivity and reliability for scaling engineering teams. Here’s what you need to know. 

Edoardo Romani

Updated on October 27, 2025

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is an Amazon cloud computing platform that delivers on-demand infrastructure and software services — including computing, storage, networking, analytics and security — through a global pay-as-you-go model.

Ellen Glover

Updated on October 24, 2025

A malfunction inside Amazon’s northern Virginia data center hobbled critical services across the globe for hours, exposing just how fragile the internet’s backbone really is.

Dave Driggers

Updated on October 07, 2025

Scaling AI solutions depends on inference-as-a-service. Our expert gives you a breakdown.

Ellen Glover

Updated on September 24, 2025

Amazon Bedrock is a fully managed AWS service for building generative AI applications. It offers foundation models from leading AI companies through an API, allowing users to access them without having to manage underlying infrastructure.

Kacper Michalik

Updated on September 18, 2025

AWS and Azure dominate the cloud market, but their architectures, pricing and feature sets differ. This guide compares trade-offs to help technical teams choose the right platform.