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The 'Other' Hybrid Cloud Providers: IBM, Oracle and Cisco The Big 3 clouds are not the only games in town when it comes to hybrid cloud providers. You’ve heard of the “Big 3” hybrid clouds: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). And you’ve probably also heard by now about their respective hybrid cloud platforms: AWS Outposts, Azure Stack and Arc, and Google Anthos. But the Big Three only hybrid cloud providers. Here’s a look at how other cloud vendors are approaching the hybrid cloud market. Public Cloud Vendors and Hybrid Cloud For the fi...

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Cisco Eyes Hybrid Cloud with Intersight Updates It’s evolving its hybrid and multi-cloud management platform to make it more compelling for companies with private data center and public cloud resources. Managing hybrid cloud architectures that span private data centers and the public cloud is challenging. So is optimizing them for cost and performance. In a bid to cater to customers faced with these hybrid cloud challenges, Cisco is evolving its hybrid and multi-cloud management platform, Intersight, in ways that could make it a more compelling solution for companies that need to mana...

Google and Intel partner to help providers accelerate 5G network rollouts SHARE Google LLC said today it will work with Intel Corp. to try to accelerate 5G and network transformation for cloud communications service providers. The partnership will see Google Cloud work with Intel to develop reference architectures and integrated solutions that can help CSPs to roll out their 5G and edge networks faster, the companies explained. Shailesh Shukla, Google Cloud’s vice president and general manager of networking, said in a blog post that the companies intend to collabor...

By: Matt Pancino, Director, Industry Solutions Practice, APAC at Google shylendrahoode / Getty Images A multicloud architecture can deliver a competitive edge for businesses How can businesses position themselves to access the best products and capabilities to deliver transformation and help them succeed during a period of rapid change? For many businesses, the answer is a multicloud strategy that extends the capacity and capabilities of IT without up-front capex investments, and supports incremental modernization of applications and processes as resources permit.  Take a con...