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Cloud is pretty well ubiquitous from platforms like AWS and Azure to private clouds, hybrid variants, applications and beyond. Cloud might be just the latest platform used to deploy IT but, like the mainframe and client/server architectures before, it is also the basis for a generation of new companies who can quickly build the necessary infrastructure and services to meet the needs of flexible, global, always-on businesses.

Here's everything you need to know.

How has Kubernetes become the go to framework? We look at the trail map of projects, the industries embracing it and why.

Kubernetes and Cloud Native is a fast-growing area -- who should be getting training, how can certification help companies, and what skills should be focused on?

Hybrid cloud was supposed to mean the freedom to run workloads where you want.

Even with the mass adoption of Cloud services, companies continue to rely on the business benefits On-Premise IT provides.

A discussion on how the Cloud is crucial for the evolution of Artificial Intelligence.

Microsoft Azure and Amazon AWS are the two giants in public cloud but how do you make a decision on which is better for your organisation? This IT Central Station report is based on real users' feedback on each solution.

With public cloud adoption beyond fever-pitch, we sat down with AWS Global Executive Advisory Mario Thomas to discuss modern-day cloud migration strategies.

The future looks bright for Talend as cloud growth continues.

CIO Mark Sunday discusses Oracle's transformation into the world's fastest growing and most complete Cloud company'.

David Sims explains how Toshiba plans to use edge computing to streamline the data they store in the Cloud.

Rajiv Gupta, the CEO of cloud access security broker pioneer Skyhigh Networks, is riding high on the back of cloud security.

Incoming Rackspace president Jeff Cotten sees service, international sales and application focus as keys to growth.

Jon Huberman, CEO of Syncplicity, offers buyers an on-cloud/off-cloud alternative to Box and other collaboration leaders.

As AWS enters in Hong Kong new figures show that Alibaba is streets ahead. Can Bezos wrestle control from China's own Alibaba?

With Microsoft announcing plans for two new data centres in Norway, and the opening of Google's first cloud platform region in Scandinavia, why are the big cloud companies relocating?

Following the first KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in China, we look at uptake and interest, successes, and the challenges cloud native faces in the country.

Database giant Oracle is attempting to feed off innovative newcomers via accelerator programme in Bristol, England.

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