IaaS / Serverless Infrastructure news stories - Page 4

Public cloud infrastructure as a service (IaaS) offerings are rapidly becoming a viable alternative to on-premises hardware.

Carrier cloud providers forced to re-evaluate public cloud strategies due to their struggle to gain market share against pure plays and incumbents.

The surge of the cloud and other consumption-based services has caused monumental changes. Not least of which in the ways companies obtain ICT.

Data centers providing cloud infrastructure services will take up over 50% of servers shipped in 2016 but there’s an impact for vendors and channel.

IntegrationWorks has teamed up with Revera and the Stack Alliance to capitalise on growing demand from government agencies for digital transformation.

Lower price points for cloud services and the changing nature of cloud computing is helping to drive federal government cloud consumption.

“For a channel partners it’s a gift that keeps on giving," says Darrin Edkins.

"By taking careful, well planned, properly scoped steps, it’s possible to make IaaS happen."

iiNet's Internode wins deal to provide infrastructure-as-a-service and backup-as-a-service to SA Government departments.

“We understand the value of on-demand peering for our customers to increase the strength of our product offering as our network expands.”

VMware will launch VMware Horizon Air cloud services in Australia this quarter.

Gartner is urging buyers to be cautious as many service providers are shifting their strategies after failing to gain enough market traction.

Maclean Technology has launched a managed infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) offering powered by Nutanix’s hyper-converged technology.

DHBs are set to introduce new IT infrastructure that will increase security, reliability, and service levels, and reduce the risk of critical outages.

IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, DRaaS, DPaaS… is there anything not ‘as-a-service’? But is everything as-a-service the future of technology, or just marketing puffery? Heather Wright polls some industry and analysts.

As increasing numbers of enterprises adopt an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) model one of the key results they are looking for is cost savings.

"If the smaller CSPs are strong enough with decent customer bases, they will be acquired by larger providers. If not, then they're road-kill."

Advancing technology is improving the way in which Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud data centre operators deliver application networking and security services to their customers, enabling them to improve business agility and lower total cost of ownership.

IT infrastructure refers to the composite hardware, software, network resources and services required for the existence, operation and management of an enterprise IT environment.

As 2014 dawns, we’re moving into an era of truly mainstream adoption of cloud IaaS.

An infrastructure-as-a-service solution from Gen-i has enabled NZ Oil Services to become more agile, efficient and competitive.

BPaaS represents largest public cloud services market segment, while IaaS is the fastest-growing area.

New licensing model for ‘BIG-IP’ family frees IaaS providers and customers from up-front burden.

Third provider makes the cut seven months after confirmation of competitors Datacom and Revera.