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Judge rejects claims Cloudflare should be held responsible for customers' copyright infringement
Cloud Foundry insists Kubernetes transition still alive despite VMware's retreat
Google says it's gonna put Intel's 10nm Ice Lake Xeons into its public cloud soon, any day now, just you wait...
AWS US East region endures eight-hour wobble thanks to 'Stuck IO' in Elastic Block Store
Two months after Microsoft's fee slash, Google prepares to take a lower cut from vendors on Cloud Platform
If your head's not in the cloud, you're not in the right place
HPE campaigns against 'cloud first' push in UK public sector
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JEDI contract might be no more, but case should live on, says Oracle: DoD only wants Amazon, Microsoft for new cloud deal
Amazon Web Services set to support more Asia-Pacific currencies for customer bills
Microsoft's Azure Virtual Desktop now works without Active Directory – but there are caveats
T-Systems and Google Cloud building 'sovereign cloud services' for Germany
Canonical scales down Anbox Cloud to an appliance on AWS
Oh! A surprise tour of the data centre! You shouldn't have. No, you really shouldn't have
This too shall PaaS: VMware's new Tanzu Application Platform explained
IBM sued again by its own sales staff: IT giant accused of going back on commission payments promise
UK government names suppliers on £3.5bn contact centre, shared services, and outsourcing framework
UK's Defra dangles £10m as it fishes for help with upgrading Data Services Platform
UK's United Utilities water company to splash a possible £270m on analytics, control and monitoring platforms
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