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Infrastructure, platforms, and the data-center era.
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An ECIPE study argues that sovereignty requirements in EU cloud procurement are steering contracts to domestic firms rather than building a pan-European market.
Yandex says a drone attack caused a fire at its Sasovo facility, halting operations, as monitors report Russia-wide disruption to the firm's cloud services.
Microsoft is moving its Family, Premium, and Pro plans from 1 TB per user to a shared 2 TB pool, with the change taking effect on renewals after May 2, 2027.
Google Cloud has introduced a Gemini agent that can plan and carry out multi-step tasks across business apps, with early access limited to enterprise customers.
Amazon Web Services says it cannot restore resources held only in its damaged Bahrain Region and one UAE Availability Zone following wartime strikes.
Amazon confirms it cannot restore access to data hosted exclusively in its Bahrain Region and one UAE Availability Zone after datacenters were damaged during the US-Iran conflict.
Alibaba says rising margins from its AI cloud business let it recoup hardware costs faster, and it plans to swap in more self-developed chips for Western ones.
Synergy Research finds Northern Virginia alone hosts nearly 12% of global hyperscale capacity, with US builds now moving inland to states like Indiana and Tennessee.
The startup closed an oversubscribed Series A that values it at $1.05 billion, backed by Energize Capital, DCVC and a dozen Fortune Global 500 companies.
A survey cited by Proton found most respondents in the UK, Germany and France view their societies as overly reliant on US technology firms.
