A new study has revealed that only a third of companies are seeing their cloud ambitions realised.
HFS and EYGS announced the findings of a six-month study related to the challenging results that many enterprises find during the cloud-native transformation (CNT) process.
HFS CEO Phil Fersht said the study showed that while 65 per cent of organisations made strategic investments in the cloud, only 32 per cent are realising their ambitions.
“Many are failing to capture the value of their investment. The report clarifies the disconnect between many organisations’ supply and buy side while highlighting the need for a clear understanding of business objectives. It also pinpoints the challenge of justifying moving workloads to the cloud and aiming for business transformation through that process,” Fersht said.
Google Cloud wants new partners and is offering augmented incentives and resources for global partners to exploit the burgeoning opportunities in AI.
UK government has launched ChipStart, a two-year pilot programme to support twelve cutting-edge startups in developing revolutionary semiconductor chips.
Managed services provider Performanta has been recognised as the top MSSP in the UK.
AMD has snapped up Nod.ai as part of a cunning plan to improve its growing AI capabilities using its SHARK product.
Siemens-owned Mendix has partnered with the open saucy Red Hat.
Edgy Pulsant is expanding its Rotherham data centre capacity by 116 per cent to 380kW. The new power will accommodate growing regional demand for low latency, high performance, scalable network infrastructure.
Sales of PCs have continued to decline during the third quarter but may have gone as low as they can, according to the number crunchers at IDC.
US Value-added global IT channel company Climb Global Solutions has completed the acquisition of UK cloudy security outfit DataSolutions.
According to the Alan Turing Institute’s women in data science and AI team, startups with female founders account for less than three per cent of all venture capital (VC) funding deals involving AI.
The UK’s cloud computing market faces a competition probe over concerns that Amazon and Microsoft are ruling everything with an iron fist.
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell-on-earth yarn claiming that Ofcom is set to order the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to probe the UK’s cloud industry over anti-competitive practices.
Meta is starting to roll out generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools for all advertisers.
Infinity Group has acquired RedkiteCRM, one of the few Microsoft-focused Housing Management System providers serving the social housing sector.
Mitel has acquired the unified comms business Unify from French reseller Atos.
