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AIOps Provider Aisera Offers Free Aid During Coronavirus Crisis
by Jennifer Zarate
‘First and foremost, is there something we can give back from our side, particularly to people who need the most, this is your emergency responders, our health care workers, government organizations, they need help from us so if there’s something we can do, we want to step up to the plate and offer our services free,’ says Aisera CEO Muddu Sudhakar.
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Spotinst Rebrands As Spot, Adds Cloud Visualization Tool
by Joseph Tsidulko
The startup once focused on helping companies take advantage of discounts cloud providers offer when they have extra compute capacity, but it now offers a range of CloudOps tools for optimizing performance and spending across multi-cloud environments
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Log Management Startup Humio Scores $20M From Dell, Accel
by Joseph Tsidulko
Dell Technologies Capital is the latest investor to back the company that aims to enable enterprises ‘to look at everything’ by driving down log ingestion, storage and analysis costs
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Google Cloud Outage Attributed To ‘Infrastructure Components’ Issues
by Donna Goodison
‘We are experiencing an issue with Google Cloud infrastructure components,’ Google Cloud confirmed in a post on its Google Cloud Status Dashboard.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff Pledges ‘No Significant Layoffs’ Amid Coronavirus Crisis
by Joseph Tsidulko
In a tweet, the Salesforce founder, chairman and CEO pledges no “significant layoffs” for the next 90 days. That includes hourly employees, who will continue to receive wages while staying at home
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How Scale Computing Rapidly Delivered A Remote Desktop Solution To Customers Grappling With Coronavirus Crisis
by Joseph Tsidulko
The hyper-converged infrastructure vendor wanted to help businesses quickly transition to remote work environments. It realized it had a solution on-hand through its partnerships with Leostream that just needed a little ingenuity to make easily accessible
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Microsoft Giving Priority On Azure Capacity To Coronavirus Response Effort
by Kyle Alspach
First responders, health care and government agencies will be prioritized in the event of any capacity constraints.
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AWS Says Military Trying To ‘Gerrymander’ Away Deficiencies In Microsoft’s JEDI Bid
by Joseph Tsidulko
The Pentagon’s plan to re-evaluate the controversial award is rife with problems, from not allowing AWS to offer a new price in light of shifting storage requirements, to ignoring several other source-selection criteria, AWS argues. The cloud leader has sued the government claiming President Donald Trump corrupted the process by which the military chooses a commercial cloud vendor to transform its IT systems.
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Microsoft Cancels Inspire Conference, Will Explore Alternatives To In-Person Event
by Kyle Alspach
The massive partner conference had been scheduled to take place July 19-23.
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This Year’s Google I/O Developer Conference Now Entirely Off
by Joseph Tsidulko
Efforts to salvage the highly anticipated event in some form became untenable as the entire San Francisco Bay Area was mandated to shelter-in-place and the global pandemic put unprecedented strain on society as a whole.
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In Coronavirus Crisis, Public Cloud Computing Is ‘An Unsung Hero’
by Joseph Tsidulko
While front-end collaboration, shopping and gaming solutions are at the forefront of public consciousness, public cloud and its enabling technologies are backstopping the massive shift to remote work and entertainment. ‘It's easy to forget, but ten years ago, none of this would have even been possible,’ says one public cloud exec.
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AWS Commits To $20M In Cloud Credits To Coronavirus Researchers
by Joseph Tsidulko
The cloud giant looks to accelerate development of tests for the pathogen behind a global pandemic by allowing researchers to run workloads at no cost on its cloud. The launch has 35 labs and businesses participating.
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Michael Dell To Spring Breakers Ignoring Coronavirus: ‘Please Don’t Apply To Work’ Here
by Joseph Tsidulko
A viral CBS video of young people partying in Miami despite the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus caught the attention of the CEO whose company has committed to battling the pandemic.
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