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What to expect from AI in the enterprise in 2025

CIO

As AI offerings from cloud providers such as Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud develop in 2025, we can expect to see more competitive pricing that could help keep a check on costs for enterprises. However, this will depend on the speed at which new AI-ready data centers are built relative to demand.

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Newly minted unicorn Tackle plans to use $100 million Series C to accelerate the future of software sales

TechCrunch

Tackle.io , an Idaho-based startup that helps software companies sell through cloud marketplaces such as AWS’s, announced today it has raised a $100 million Series C funding round. The report also predicts that Cloud Marketplaces will exceed $10 billion in throughput by the end of 2023, and $50 billion by the end of 2025.

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Krisp nearly triples fundraise with $9M expansion after blockbuster 2020

TechCrunch

B2B revenue recently eclipsed B2C; the latter was likely popularized by Krisp’s inclusion as an option in popular gaming (and increasingly beyond) chat app Discord, though of course users of a free app being given a bonus product for free aren’t always big converters to “pro” tiers of a product. Image Credits: Krisp.

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Scylla and Confluent Integration for IoT Deployments

Confluent

Most IoT-based applications (both B2C and B2B) are typically built in the cloud as microservices and have similar characteristics. We use the Google Cloud API to automate the deployment of a ScyllaDB cluster. Google Cloud SDK. You will also need to create a Google App Engine application ID for the project.

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What we learned at MWC Barcelona 2023

Capgemini

New hybrid-cloud solutions for telcos are coming from hyperscalers During the event, we saw hyperscalers widening their product portfolios for the telco industry to reduce any friction to the cloudification of networks and IT infrastructures. Hyperscalers AWS and Azure also backed the project.

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Key differences between SaaS and Cloud-based Software: You must know

Openxcell

They vary significantly from one another; let’s examine how; Cloud computing is akin to a big cloud that enables users to modify and manage software applications online, hosted by third-party providers like AWS. Google , Adobe , Slack, Shopify, and Microsoft, are categorized under SaaS.

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Technology Trends for 2023

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

The first quantum computers are now available through cloud providers like IBM and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Amazon Web Services (AWS) still leads, followed by Microsoft Azure, then Google Cloud. Together, this group represents 97% of cloud platform content usage.

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