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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, ...

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...

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...

As enterprises increase their use of cloud and physical infrastructures to support a 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 ability ...

In the cloud industry and most other technology-related industries, 2024 will be all about artificial intelligence (AI). Businesses are grappling with how they can leverage AI (particularly generative AI) to meet their goals. Public cloud providers are at the forefront of efforts to accelerate customers AI adoption by developing foundational model...

The story for 2024 is artificial intelligence (AI). Businesses across industries are scrambling to determine how they can leverage AI, particularly generative AI (GenAI), to meet their business goals. Public cloud providers are at the forefront of the effort to accelerate AI adoption among customers by developing foundational models and user-friend...

As more businesses are migrating to the cloud and using more cloud-native technologies, which adds complexity and a larger attack surface, they are recognizing the critical role of securing cloud environments and the need for cloud security posture management (CSPM) solutions to address these challenges. CSPM provides features such as misconfigurat...

Frost & Sullivan defines a cloud contact center as a network-based service (accessed through the internet) where either a vendor or a service provider hosts the platform and provides its functionalities, applications, and features as a service to end users. The customer pays a use-based fee for the service to the vendor or service provider (includi...

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...