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The global cloud infrastructure market is entering a new phase of growth, shifting from a decade defined by scale expansion and generalized compute consumption toward a more complex environment shaped by infrastructure constraints, workload specialization, and evolving deployment requirements. While demand continues to expand—driven in part by AI, ...

According to business respondents to the 2023 Frost & Sullivan Global Cloud User survey, cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) represent the most critical aspects of digital transformation. As such, companies continue to build hybrid, multicloud environments to support strategic business goals, such as revenue growth, rapid response to market dema...

Business requires modern data storage solutions that manage costs, ensure consistent performance, and support corporate sustainability goals. To unify, manage, and secure voluminous enterprise data for use in data-heavy applications, such as AI, savvy businesses are turning to hybrid cloud storage solutions. The hybrid cloud storage market is in th...

Small businesses (10-99 employees) perceive the cloud as essential to success. While they lag behind larger enterprises in technology adoption, they plan to invest in technologies such as AI/ML, cloud, and automation to achieve their business goals. In the 2024 Frost & Sullivan Global Cloud Decision-Maker survey, small business respondents shared t...

Cloud infrastructure and platforms form the foundation upon which digital economies are built. For more than a decade, the modernization and migration of applications and data to the cloud have been a priority for companies worldwide. Under the weight of high interest rates, inflation, and sluggish post-pandemic recovery, the growth of the cloud in...

The cloud applications market has entered a decisive phase in its evolution. What began as a shift from on‑premises software to software as a service (SaaS) has now become a deeper transformation of how enterprises design workflows, govern data, monetize capabilities, and operate at scale across increasingly complex global environments. In 2026, gr...

Since 2010, Frost & Sullivan has conducted an annual survey involving cloud decision-makers in both information technology and business areas. The purpose of this survey is to understand perspectives, choices, and acquisition strategies of organizations worldwide concerning cloud technologies.In this report, Frost & Sullivan examines and analyzes r...

Frost & Sullivan defines managed services as subscription-based services in which a third-party provider contributes technology, infrastructure, and expertise; the enterprise and provider generally share control and oversight of application performance. Early managed services allowed enterprises to offload routine management tasks, but today’s comp...

According to business respondents to the 2024 Frost & Sullivan Global Cloud User Survey, artificial intelligence (AI) has now surpassed cloud as the most important aspect of digital transformation. As such, companies continue to build hybrid, multicloud environments to support AI deployments that meet business goals, such as revenue growth, improve...