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As the European economy continues to suffer, growth, competitiveness, and digital resilience are top of mind for enterprises in the region. Cloud and the Internet of Things remain the foundational technologies powering digital transformation in European enterprises. Since 2010, Frost & Sullivan has conducted an annual survey of IT and business d...

Since 2010, Frost & Sullivan has conducted an annual web-based survey of enterprise cloud decision makers. The goal is to understand not just what choices they make about cloud workloads and data, but also why. One area of inquiry is why enterprises have selected their primary public cloud service provider. In this highly concentrated market, the t...

In the cloud market, as well as in most other technology markets, 2024 will be all about artificial intelligence (AI). Businesses across industries are scrambling to determine how they can leverage AI and, particularly, generative AI to meet their business goals. Public cloud providers are at the forefront of the effort to accelerate AI adoption am...

European organizations continue to embrace cloud and AI technologies as a way to drive growth and operational efficiencies. Despite sluggish economic growth in the region that is curtailing some spending, organizations are steadily progressing on their digitalization journeys. In the 13th annual survey of IT decision-makers responsible for cloud ...

For more than a decade, cloud has been a critical force powering digital transformation efforts for enterprises around the world. Hyperscalers, such as AWS and Microsoft, that provide infrastructure- and platform-as-a-service offerings to clients across various industries have been dominating the market. In the past three years, a new chapter in cl...

The cloud application market has entered a defining moment—one shaped by rapid technological breakthroughs, geopolitical uncertainty, and rising enterprise expectations. What was once a steady shift toward SaaS and digital workflows has now transformed into a far more complex landscape, where autonomy, sovereignty, resilience, and intelligence are ...

Some fifteen years after the cloud burst into our consciousness, enterprises are no longer exploring the model, but honing it. In 2023, the focus will be on optimizing complex hybrid, multicloud environments—for cost, app performance, and flexibility. Increasingly important use cases, leveraging Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence ...

As enterprises increase their use of both cloud and physical infrastructures to support their digital business, they require tools that enable easy, efficient, and consistent management of all environments. As such, hybrid cloud management platforms have evolved to provide common functionality across infrastructures, architectures, and vendors. The...

The cloud continues to serve as the foundation for digitalization; however, the cloud itself, and the way organizations use it, will be transformed by the torrent of new and innovative technologies. Technology companies that have one eye on immediate monetization opportunities and another on the horizon will be best positioned for continued success...