Cloud computing took a star turn this past year for its major supporting role in keeping the economy running during the coronavirus pandemic, as it facilitated the day-to-day workflows of businesses and propped up organizations from retailers and supermarkets to medical and educational institutions.

If organizations had been hesitant about shifting their IT infrastructure from on- premises to the cloud, the pandemic was a kick-starter to adopt at least hybrid environments.An already thriving cloud industry benefited from tailwinds as on-the-fence organizations were forced to accelerate plans for moving and modernizing workloads to keep their operations running as the world turned to remote work and learning, more online buying and telehealth.

Top cloud providers Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud saw hefty double-digit cloud revenue increases in 2020, a year that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said spelled the dawn of a second wave of digital transformation sweeping every company and every industry. And the three contributed to a new quarterly record for hyperscale operators capital expenditures, with much of it targeted at data centers, according to Synergy Research Group.

Cloud-based communication and collaboration tools have helped keep remote workers and their bosses connected, and cloud-based contact centers helped companies stay close to their customers across industries, including restaurants, retail, transportation, healthcare and state unemployment systems.

Cloud customers are embracing its cost-savings, speed and scalability, their access to provider technologies such as data analytics, machine learning and artificial intelligence, and their ability to incorporate third-party, cloud-native SaaS solutions. And cloud providers, independent software vendors and consulting partners increasingly are trying to address their enterprise business needswith industry-specific vertical software solutions.

This years Cloud 100 celebrates the coolest cloud computing players20 in each categoryproviding cloud infrastructure, monitoring and management, security, software and storage.

Customers are trending toward hybrid and multi-cloud environments to meet their IT infrastructure requirements, including latency needs, and industry and regulatory standards. CRNs cloud infrastructure picks range from the big three and legacy tech companies making cloud plays to niche and private cloud players and vendors with container and serverless offerings.

Three of the Cloud 100 monitoring and management companiesFlexera, Scalr and Snow Softwarewere leaders in Gartners Magic Quadrant for Cloud Management Platforms. In storage, companies ranging from Acronis to Zerto are taking the lead in what IDC forecast to be the fastest growing IT infrastructure segment for cloud environments.

Security providers making the Cloud 100 are helping cloud adopters address the challenges of management, segmentation, compliance and governance against the backdrop of an increase in security breaches and cyberattacks. SaaS is the largest segment of the public cloud services market, and the 20 companies highlighted by CRN are standouts as the industry shifts from on-premises licensed software to the new subscription-based models.

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Cloud spending was up 33% in 2020, reaching $142 billion.

Spending on cloud infrastructure from Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and others reached $39.9 billion in the fourth quarter of last year up $10bn year on year.

Collectively, AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud earned 58% of the industry's revenues. For the full year, cloud spending was up 33% to $142 billion from $107 billion in 2019.

AWS remains the top cloud provider with a 31% share of total spend in Q4 2020, which is slightly down on the 32.4% share it had in Q4 2019. Nonetheless, its revenues grew 28% year on year in Q4 2020.

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AWS and Google parent Alphabet reported Q4 2020 earnings this week. AWS Q4 2020 revenues reached $12.74 billion with operating income of $3.56 billion. Google Cloud, which includes G Suite/Workplace, earned $3.83 billion revenue in the quarter but had an operating loss of $1.24 billion. Microsoft reported its Q2 earnings in January, but doesn't break out Azure revenues.

In Q4 2020, Google Cloud revenues grew 58% while Microsoft Azure revenues grew 50% year on year. Trailing AWS's 32% share of the cloud market for Q4 though, Microsoft Azure had a 20% share while Google Cloud had a 7% share. In Q4 2019, AWS had a 32.4% share of revenues, followed by Microsoft Azure with 17.6%, and Google Cloud with 6%.

The COVID-19 pandemic and associated restrictions on movements have boosted demand for all sorts of tech including laptops sales, video meetings through Zoom and Microsoft Teams, and cloud spending.

Canalys said this quarter's spending on cloud was driven by "intense demand for cloud to support remote working and learning, ecommerce, content streaming, online gaming and collaboration."

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"The rate of digitalization, led by cloud, is gathering pace. Companies are now more confident about releasing budgets for business transformation," said Canalys research analyst, Blake Murray.

"Large projects that were postponed earlier in the year are being re-prioritized, led by application modernization, SAP migrations and workplace transformation. Healthcare, financial services and pharmaceuticals are among the industries leading the way, but even those under most pressure are diverting investments to cloud, opening up new revenue streams and diversifying business models."

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In a series of three technical articles, Google Cloud has recently discussed how to trust cloud providers, covering the concepts of customer trust, security key management and scenarios where keeping encryption keys off the cloud may be necessary.

The first article tries to define what trust is and how the definition is much broader than cyber security, and bigger than security, privacy, and compliance. Starting with the paradox "to trust cloud computing more, you need the ability to trust it less", Anton Chuvakin, head of solutions strategy at Google Cloud, explains:

To be able to trust cloud computing, you need to be able to trust it less. A paradox? Not really! (...) I bet that simply knowing that your cloud provider is working in the direction of reducing the amount of trust you need to place in them will probably make you trust them more.

Highlighting as well the risk of a "security theater", the measures and controls that make one feel secure without delivering any measurable risk reduction, he adds:

This logic applies even for cases where a public cloud environment is measurably more secure than an old on-premise environmentyet on-premises somehow feels more secure and hence more trusted.

In the second article the focus is on common data security mistakes involving encryption, like encrypting the data and failing to secure the encryption keys or leaving the keys close to data, making data breaches more likely. The authors suggest not to focus only on compliance but to think first how to implement the security model:

Sometimes, an investigation revealed that encryption was implemented for compliance and without clear threat model thinkingkey management was an afterthought or not even considered. One could argue that the key must be better protected than the data it encrypts (or, more generally, that the key has to have stronger controls on it than the data it protects). If the key is stored close to the data, the implication is that the controls that secure the key are not, in fact, better.

Among the recommendations, Google Cloud suggests making an inventory of the keys and note how far or close they are to the data as well as handling software and hardware encryption keys using a managed KMS like Google Cloud KMS.

The third and final article covers instead encryption keys off the cloud. According to Anton Chuvakin and Il-Sung Lee, senior product manager at Google Cloud, there are three scenarios where keeping the keys off the cloud may be necessary or outweighs the benefits of cloud-based key management: regional regulations and concerns, centralized encryption key control in hybrid deployments and keys used during migration processes, when the encryption keys are the last data to go to the cloud. Requirements might also change during ongoing projects, as the authors warn:

Regulators in Europe, Japan, India, Brazil and other countries are considering or strengthening mandates for keeping unencrypted data and/or encryption keys within their boundaries. Examples may include specific industry mandates (such as TISAX in Europe) that either state or imply that the cloud provider cannot have access to data under any circumstances.

If the examples in the articles are focused on Google Cloud products, with scenarios discussing Google Cloud External Key Manager and Confidential VMs, the ideas behind the series are vendor agnostic and can be applied to AWS or Azure. As Sergio Werner, head of cloud services center of excellence at Capgemini, tweets:

Even though the article brings forward the Google answer, the paradox is well put and general. All the questions on compliance and lock-in comes down to where one puts the cursor on trust.

Mark Ryland, director office of the CISO at AWS, and Quint Van Deman, global business development manager at AWS, recently wrote an article about zero trust architectures on AWS. Other whitepapers and reports on cloud trust can be found among the Cloud Security Alliance research publications.

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5G, with its promised high-speed, low-latency performance, is finally here and with it a plethora of intriguing cloud computing developments loom. It is a near-future tech boon that is impossible to overstate as 5Gs impact on the ability to create, store, use, and share data will be felt across most business sectors, especially those using the Internet of Things (IoT), AI, and machine learning. Already redefining business networks, 5G will also shift the role that cloud computing and networks play in storing, moving, and accessing data as innovation drives and creates more technological applications for digital business transformation.

Redefining the Function of the Cloud

Transforming Edge Computing

The Dawn of Network Cloudification

Converging in the Cloud

Over the past ten years, cloud computing has been an integral part of maintaining healthy IT infrastructures as businesses demand better, quicker collaboration and productivity from their distributed workforce. Increasingly safer and scalable, the cloud has been a remarkable workaround for universally slow network speeds allowing the easy transfer and sharing of large files between devices while also providing backup and recovery services to safeguard that data in case of a cybersecurity attack or natural disaster.

With the rollout of standalone 5G networks picking up pace in 2021, the cloud faces a renewal of purpose. 5G will enable mobile devices to easily transfer large volumes of data. The cloud and its various architectures (hybrid, on-premises, and public) will be necessary to manage the increase in storage needed for these devices to house the onslaught of data. This is especially true at the enterprise level, leaving cloud providers to up their storage capacity and adjust prices accordingly.

Yet, cloud providers stand to benefit too as investment in cloud services are set to explode, with growth forecasted at 18.4% in 2021 to total $304.9 billion, up from $257.5 billion in 2020.

The pandemic validated clouds value proposition, said Sid Nag, research vice president at Gartner. The ability to use on-demand, scalable cloud models to achieve cost efficiency and business continuity is providing the impetus for organizations to rapidly accelerate their digital business transformation plans. The increased use of public cloud services has reinforced cloud adoption to be the new normal, now more than ever.

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Born alongside the proliferation of internet-connected (IoT) devices, edge computing cuts latency issues in applications associated with real-time data processing by bringing that processing and storage closer to the endpoints where that data is being collected and consumed, rather than to a centralized or cloud-based location possibly thousands of miles away. Notorious bandwidth hogs, IoT devices generate enormous amounts of data during their operation, creating an expensive bottomline for organizations that rely on IoT devices. By localizing data processing and storage, edge computing services and devices reduce bandwidth usage by processing data and only sending the relevant data through to a central data center or cloud.

In a 5G world, edge computing and IoT are the twin engines of Industry 4.0, the fourth iteration of the Industrial Revolution that sees automation and smart technology transforming manufacturing practices that will allow for autonomous cars, smart cities, telehealthcare, and better data analytics. Currently, with 20 billion IoT devices already in use and other future-forward technologies requiring low latency for critical operations, network congestion is almost inescapable. 5G and edge computing are poised to set each of these technologies into new tracks of innovation by localizing the processing and storage of their systems.

Without edge compute, 5G would continue to rely on back-haul to centralized cloud resources for storage and processing, diminishing much of the otherwise positive impact of latency reduction enabled by 5G, Furioms 5G, IoT and Edge Compute Trends notes. Thus, an edge-compute approach enables users and devices to store and access much higher volumes of data by way of direct access to the Internet rather than relying on transport through the core of cellular networks.

To meet new demand pressures, Furiom suggests that edge computings infrastructure will need enhancements in concert with data centers, virtualization providers, and network integration companies. It is all part and parcel to another evolutionary element of cloud computing: network cloudification.

Also read: How AI Will Be Pushed to the Very Edge

Many computing giants, including Intel and IBM, are investing in network cloudification, which is the process of extending cloud platforms, technologies, and virtualization capabilities throughout a network to make it more agile, flexible, and scalable. As consumer and enterprise bandwidth needs grow, networks are harnessing 5G to rapidly move toward this software-defined architecture to meet operational and application demands.

Network cloudification allows network providers to basically optimize and automate the network for greater functionality of applications operating on the edges of the network. To achieve this requires moving away from a hardware-driven infrastructure to a software-based architecture using software defined networking (SDN), network function virtualization, microsegmentation, and 5G-MEC (multi-access edge computing).

5G-driven network cloudification is the gas pedal needed to accelerate emerging technologies operating at the networks edge into hyperdrive by:

As 5G continues its global rollout, its anticipated benefits to digital business transformation as a consequence of its impact on cloud computing are already shining through. Bringing together long talked about technologies in a collective push, the marriage of 5G and the cloud promises to launch many paradigm shifts in operational efficiencies for businesses, while at the same time overseeing the convergence of mobile and enterprise networks, server platforms, emerging technologies, and the business of IT itself. As these lines continue to be crossed and blurred, the definition of a network will change and along with it the relationship between service providers, innovation, and end users.

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NEW YORK, Feb. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Tech-sector 'Oscars,' The Cloud Awards, honors its top choices for Cloud-based innovation this week and says leading technology providers deserve recognition for their part in managing the global health crisis.

Categories for the 2020-21 Cloud Awards included 'Most Innovative Use of Data in the Cloud' and 'Cloud Project of the Year.'

Cloud Awards head of operations James Williams said: "The Cloud Awards team is impressed every year by the sheer magnitude of Cloud innovation. However, during the last 12 months we've faced so many unanticipated, exigent and at times appalling challenges from the pandemic.

"Cloud technologies are ever-present in our remote working tools, our scientific research and development and our globalized community, and the breathtaking innovation of the technology sector deserves to be honored.

"Whether helping to solve issues related to this global crisis directly or indirectly, the final winners of the 2020-21 Cloud Awards deserve a small place in history for their tenacity and commitment to excellence during a devastating pandemic.

"Last year, our sister program The SaaS Awards raised $3,555 for the WHO's COVID-19 relief fund. It's now open again for entries let's hope we can start to see more submissions focused on software aiding normal, everyday business operations."

Lead judge Richard Geary said: "Cloud technologies make a good platform for turning around urgent applications rapidly and at scale. This was clearly evidenced in the range of innovative technological responses to the pandemic we have seen."

Hundreds of organizations across the globe entered the Cloud Awards. You can view the full shortlist here: https://www.cloud-awards.com/2020-shortlist/.

The SaaS Awards, a sister recognition platform to the Cloud Awards, is now open for 2021 entries. This business software awards program promotes solutions across a range of industries, with a May 21 deadline: https://www.cloud-awards.com/software-as-a-service-awards

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The objective of this study was to evaluate the potential of cloud computing technology for classifying protected tomato plants under different watering treatments. Two tomato varieties, HeZuo 903 and WanShiRuYi, were used in protected cultivation for two seasons. Three water treatments were conducted (normal watering, no watering during the first fruit-swelling period, and no watering during the both fruit-swelling periods). The visible near-infrared reflection spectra of the tomato canopies were collected during the fruiting period. Three spectral datasets were used, including the original reflection spectra, the first derivative of the reflection spectra, and the absorbance spectra.

The successive projections algorithm(SPA) was used to select data from six wavebands (483, 557, 674, 783, 869, and 964 nm) as optimal wavebands. The cloud computing platform was built using the Hadoop and Spark frameworks. The MLlib machine-learning library from the Spark framework was used to build a multilayer perceptron classifier (MLPC) and one-vs.-rest classifier (ORC). These multi-class classifiers were applied to the spectral datasets (original, first derivative, and absorbance) for the two tomato varieties under different water treatments. For each classifier, 70% of the data was randomly selected for training and the remaining 30% was used for prediction.

Training and prediction were conducted on the cloud computing platform. The MLPC had better classification accuracy than the ORC. Among the three spectral datasets, the first derivative of the spectra had the best classification performance, while the reflection and absorbance spectra had similar performances. Using the full waveband spectrum provided higher classification accuracy than using only the optimal wavebands. Furthermore, the tomato canopy spectrum classification performance was better for the WanShiRuYi plants than the HeZuo 903 plants. Moreover, the collected spectral dataset was increased in size to evaluate the operating efficiency of the cloud computing platform when processing big data.

The operating efficiency was significantly improved by increasing the size of the spectral dataset or the number of nodes in the platform. Finally, the python and TensorFlow were used to implement the CNN algorithm, and conducted classification and analysis of the spectral datasets. The results showed that the MLPC and ORC algorithm had better classification performance than the CNN algorithm in classification of spectral data.

Read the complete study at http://www.researchgate.net.

Xia, Ji'An & Zhang, WenYu & Zhang, WeiXin & Yang, Yuwang & Hu, GuangYong & Ge, DaoKuo & Liu, Hong & Cao, Hongxin. (2021). A cloud computing-based approach using the visible near-infrared spectrum to classify greenhouse tomato plants under water stress. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture. 181. 105966. 10.1016/j.compag.2020.105966.

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By Natarajan Radhakrishnan

The COVID-19 pandemic has overturned everything on an unprecedented scale. However, the pandemic has proved to be a blessing in disguise for the Cloud Computing industry. Centrify, provider of Identity-Centric Privileged Access Management (PAM) solutions, released new research that found nearly half of IT decision makers' companies had to accelerate their cloud migration plans and IT modernization overall during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The most agile organizations are meeting todays challenges by ramping up their use of the cloud. With companies revisiting their strategies to emerge stronger in the post-COVID world, they must find the right spots in their organizations where cloud services can increase resilience and agility. A significant benefit of using cloud is that it gives you tremendous flexibility. It can reduce cost by eliminating or reducing on-premise servers, and lets businesses scale data storage and computing power on demand.

One of the biggest advantages of cloud is that it ensures business continuity even in unforeseen circumstances. Cloud platforms can help deploy new digital customer experiences in short span and can support analytics that would be way affordable than traditional technology platforms.

In the early 2020, when governments across the globe implemented lockdown to contain the virus, organizations had to migrate to the remote working environment from the usual brick and mortar set-up to ensure business continuity. This rapid shift has resulted in massive demand of the cloud-based services. In a very short span, video conferencing apps have shown triple digit increase in business as compared to last year. All such organizations who have been using cloud were better prepared for the remote working shift compared to others.

The increasing appetite for cloud adoption is evident in the industry trends. Organizations have moved not only external but internal enterprise applications to cloud to ensure high performance and accessibility. As per recent report by PWC, cloud spending rose 37% to $29 billion during the first quarter of 2020. This trend is likely to stay, due to the surge in virtual work which requires scalable, secure, reliable, cost-effective off-premises technology services.

Despite the economic downturn in the wake of the pandemic, Gartner estimates a rise of 19% in cloud spending is estimated for the full year, even as IT spending as a whole is forecast to fall 8%.Security, data modernization, and cost are amongst the top drivers for cloud migration. A Deloitte study suggests that cloud and data modernization are highly interrelated and actually reinforce each other.

With increased focus on security and automation, businesses will be well-prepared to deploy cloud for various needs. Thorough understanding of the risks and benefits of adopting a cloud strategy can help organizations find success during the pandemic and beyond.

With COVID-19, one thing is very clear that future can be quite unpredictable which is why we must keep ourselves prepared for the unknown. Technologies which offer mobility, agility and scalability with non-negotiable security will always enable business continuity even during worse periods. Today, it is cloud amongst many other. However, given the speed of technology breakthroughs, tomorrow there will be many more.

The author is President and Global Chief Innovation Officer, HGS

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SINGAPORE -Media OutReach-5 February2021 -Despite majority of Singapore employers(89%) reporting that the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of cloudcomputing and Machine Learning (ML) in their companies, obstacles abound. Singaporebusiness leaders say that the largest hindrance to adopting cloud computing andML technologies is the shortage of relevant in-house IT support (64%), amongstother reasons such as 'employees do not have the relevant skill sets' (58%) and'the lack of financial resources' (46%).

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These are some ofthe key findings from the recently launched NTUC LearningHub (NTUC LHUB)Industry Insights report on cloud computing and ML in Singapore. The report is basedon in-depth interviews with industry experts, such as Amazon Web Services (AWS)and NTUC LHUB, and a survey with 300 hiring managers across industries inSingapore.

While organisationsare keen to adopt cloud computing and ML to improve the company's businessperformance (64%), obtain business insights from Big Data (59%) and performmundane or tedious tasks (53%), a third of Singapore employers (32%) say theircompanies have insufficient talent to implement cloud computing and MLtechnologies.

To overcome thisshortage, companies say they have been upskilling employees that have relevantskill sets/ roles (55%), and reskilling employees that have completelydifferent skill sets/ roles (44%). In a further show of how organisations werewilling to take steps to overcome this skills gap, three in five (61%) stronglyagree or agree that they will be open to hiring individuals with relevantmicro-credentials, even if these candidates has no relevant experience oreducation degrees.

Looking to thefuture, four in five employers (81%) agree or strongly agree that ML will bethe most in-demand Artificial Intelligence (AI) skill in 2021. Meanwhile, sevenout of 10 surveyed (70%) indicated they will be willing to offer a premium fortalent with AI and ML skills.

"The report reinforces the growing demand for a cloud-skilled workforce inSingapore, and the critical need to upskill and reskill local talent", said TanLee Chew, Managing Director, ASEAN, Worldwide Public Sector, AWS. "Thecollaboration across government, businesses, education and traininginstitutions will be instrumental in helping Singapore employers address theseskills gaps. AWS will continue to collaborate with training providers like NTUCLearningHub to make skills training accessible to help Singaporeans, fromstudents to adult learners, to remain relevant today and prepare for the future."

NTUC LHUB's Head ofICT, Isa Nasser also adds, "While much of the talent demand encompasses technicalpositions such as data scientists and data engineers, businesses are alsolooking for staff to pick up practical ML and data science skills sets that canbe applied to their existing work. Thatis why in today's digital age, most professionals would benefit greatly frompicking up some data science skills to enable them to deploy ML applicationsand use cases in their organization. We highly urge workers to get started on equipping themselveswith ML skills, including understanding the core concepts of data science, aswell as familiarising themselves on the use of cloud or ML platforms such as AmazonSageMaker."

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Moving the compute power from a device to the network edge with split rendering gives an indication of what is to come for next generation immersive user interfaces. This breakthrough, which will ultimately enable 5G mobile mixed reality use cases, is one of the many use cases we are developing today at our D-15 innovation lab in Santa Clara, California, with partners Qualcomm and Nvidia. However, this is the first step. To make such demanding edge use cases happen at scale worldwide, we need to work to increase the interaction between the network and cloud infrastructure stacks.

We call this the network compute fabric, and service providers will play a critical role in enabling and orchestrating this new computing paradigm, one which will have a substantial impact on digitalization of the world, like Industry 4.0.

In this computing paradigm, connectivity, compute and execution will form a single unified, integrated execution environment for distributed applications providing integrated adaptive compute, connectivity, security and storage for any place, time, device and application.

Producing great performance with extended bandwidth, high throughput, increased security and millisecond latency, this integrated fabric will cater for new use cases at the edge such as closed-loop industrial control systems, industrial robotics, eXtended Reality (XR) with real-time synchronous haptic feedback and negotiated automatic cooperative driving.

Our D-15 innovation testbed, in addition to our many R&D locations worldwide, serves as the epicenter for much of this collaboration and co-creation. At many of these hubs, were developing live edge computing use cases such as 5G gaming, edge and network slice combined orchestration and 5G enterprise augmented reality such as the 5G Gemba Walk developed together with Magic Leap, which leverages mobile and spatial technologies to continuously optimize production workflows and open new possibilities for augmented reality use cases.

Todays service providers are undoubtedly best positioned to take the lions share of such revenue opportunities in emerging edge ecosystems. The evolution to cloud native network functions and distributed cloud computing enables service providers to move beyond traditional connectivity-service models and opens new doors to adjacent industries and expanding enterprise opportunities who are curious to explore the new edge computing use cases. Here, they have a distinct advantage to deliver intelligent traffic routing from the mobile network to the optimal location of the industrial application, in addition to having people on the ground and expert knowledge of network topology, network efficiency, device management and more.

For telecom players, this market will evolve rapidly and have significant consequences on the wider tech industry. Already by 2023, 25 percent of 5G use cases are forecast to be reliant on edge computing. By 2030, we expect a significant part of 5G revenue to be found in enterprise and IoT services. At the same time, according to our latest 5G consumer potential report, the cumulative revenue opportunities for digital consumer services alone will reach USD 131 billion over the next ten years.

This truly is a game changer for the telecom industry. As enterprises are digitalizing with 5G, service providers have the opportunity to decide which role they want to adopt in this emerging market. They can also make in-roads, while market roles are still being defined to establish a strong foothold in the network-cloud ecosystem.

For service providers, this will take place in three phases: creating a value proposition in the edge ecosystem, developing the network as a platform for enterprise, and preparing for the evolution toward the high performance network edge.

5G is the perfect companion to cloud computing both in terms of its distribution and the diversity of compute and storage capabilities. New on-premises and edge data centers will continue to close the gap between resource-constrained low-latency devices and distant cloud data centers, leading to driving the need for heterogeneous and distributed computing architectures.

Today service providers can capture the first wave of edge computing use cases by focusing on dedicated deployments on-premises where connectivity performance requirements are stringent, and by exploring on-network application deployments at the point of presence of todays Packet Core sites. Here, integrating service orchestration with 5G Core, irrespective of who owns the infrastructure, will be the key to success. This will allow service providers to dynamically expose and monetize the network based on information variables such as performance, efficiency gains, pricing and more firmly establishing a value proposition in the edge cloud ecosystem. Cloud providers are important partners to extend the global ecosystem of developers and address the enterprise opportunity. Service providers can leverage their infrastructure capabilities, and gain an easy start to address the edge opportunity.

Many service providers are already making good headway in this area. Earlier this year, we announced collaboration agreements with Telstra, Telefnica Deutschland and other service providers to develop advanced solutions in this space.

The availability of large-scale computation at the edge of the network will transform how enterprises deploy and consume IT. In the coming years, as compute and storage integrates deeper within the network stacks with the evolution of 5G, service providers arguably stand to gain the most. In this evolving computing paradigm, service providers should look to provide full end-to-end orchestration, with defined service layer agreements, in a self-service and automated way.

Orchestration and network exposure will continue to play a key role moving forward, enabling industrial applications to interact with the network resources in advanced ways such as selecting location, quality of service, or influencing the traffic routing to deliver on application demands.

Supported by the principles of cloud-native, the ecosystem should work together to avoid fragmentation and establish a global set of network application programming interfaces (APIs) which enable full automation of industry use case requirements. Today, were actively engaging global industry players and consortia such as 5G ACIA, 5GAA and AECC to help shape this development and make it easy for developers to automate lifecycle management across service providers.

At Ericsson, were strongly investing in the wireless edge and wireless WAN space to enable service providers to grow into emerging enterprise markets. Earlier this year, we announced the acquisition of Cradlepoint which provides a strong foundation for this.

Were also active in various ways from a standardization, technology and use case alignment perspective where we engage with device vendors, cloud providers, operations technology vendors and application developers with specific domain knowledge, for example to define common network APIs.

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Incoming Amazon Chief Executive Officer Andy Jassy cuts a low profile outside of the wonky world of cloud computing. But for much of the last decade he's been arguably the most important person in the tech industry.

The unit he leads, Amazon Web Services, has reshaped how companies buy technology, by simplifying computing services into their component pieces and offering them essentially for rent over the internet. The business was initially dismissed by enterprise software giants like Oracle before that company and others quickly sought to emulate elements of AWS's strategy.

In the same earnings report in which Amazon said Jassy, 53, would succeed Jeff Bezos later this year, the company reported that AWS pulled in $12.7 billion (roughly Rs.92,600 crores) in sales in the fourth quarter, making the unit a $50 billion (roughly Rs. 3,64,600 crores) business on an annual basis.

Andy brings the first principles thinking that has always been a part of what's made Amazon successful - deeply trying to understand the end customer, creating building blocks by which other people can build and than being good at rapidly iterating, said Matt McIlwain, a managing director with Madrona Venture Group in Seattle, who has closely tracked Amazon's rise. He watched how Jeff approached problems. That's very important because there a lot of things that are deeply embedded in the culture of Amazon.

Jassy has led AWS since before the launch of its first major services in 2006. Cloud computing was not a natural area for Amazon, then almost exclusively an online retail company. But Amazon's expertise in creating digital systems and running its own sometimes-cumbersome technology, gave Bezos, Jassy and other executives confidence that they could come up with an answer to problems confounding other big corporate technology buyers.

AWS's early customers were primarily startups, and Amazon built the business through trial and error quietly, tucking the unit into a catchall category in financial results. By the time Amazon disclosed the unit's revenue in 2015, AWS was already on its way toward unseating business technology incumbents. Researcher Gartner Inc. estimates Amazon had a 45 percent market share in infrastructure as a service as of 2019, its most recent data.

Jassy was named CEO of AWS in a reorganisation that gave longtime logistics and retail executive Jeff Wilke oversight of Amazon's retail unit. When Wilke announced his retirement last year, Jassy became Bezos's obvious successor.

Jassy joined Amazon in 1997, after attending Harvard Business School. Early in his career, he served as the first technical adviser to Bezos, a sort of chief of staff role that had him sitting in on all of the top executive's meetings and providing counsel on a wide range of issues.

Whether by nature or that experience as Bezos's shadow, Jassy is uncannily similar to his boss, current and former colleagues say. He has instituted Amazon's preference for rigorous data-driven decision-making throughout AWS and has been known to intervene in meetings when executives go on tangents unrelated to pleasing the customer. Colleagues say he's precise and can recall small details from long-ago meetings.

Jassy is also known as an occasional micromanager on projects close to his heart, another trait he has in common with Bezos. His challenge as CEO will be to understand the consumer and logistics parts of the business as well as he knows AWS.

Jassy over the years has shown a passion for social and philanthropic issues not often associated with Amazon's sometimes single-minded founding CEO. He has long devoted time to a Seattle nonprofit that helps low-income students get into top schools. As homelessness became an all-consuming issue in Amazon's hometown, Jassy quietly joined the company's local city council member in walking the city during the one-night count designed to tally the scale of the crisis.

Raised in the New York City area, he remains an avid New York sports fan, and holds a minority stake in the Seattle Kraken expansion National Hockey League team.

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Global Healthcare Cloud Computing Market, By Component (Hardware, Services), Application (Clinical Information Systems, Non-clinical Information Systems), Service Model (Software-As-A-Service, Infrastructure-As-A-Service, Platform-As-A-Service), Deployment (Private Cloud, Public Cloud, Hybrid Cloud), Pricing Model (Pay-As-You-Go, Spot Pricing Model), End User (Healthcare Providers, Healthcare Payers), Country (U.S., Canada, Mexico, Germany, Italy, U.K., France, Spain, Netherland, Belgium, Switzerland, Turkey, Russia, Rest of Europe, Japan, China, India, South Korea, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Rest of Asia- Pacific, Brazil, Argentina, Rest of South America, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Israel, Rest of Middle East & Africa) Industry Trends and Forecast to 2027

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Healthcare cloud computing market competitive landscape provides details by competitor. Details included are company overview, company financials, revenue generated, market potential, investment in research and development, new market initiatives, global presence, production sites and facilities, production capacities, company strengths and weaknesses, product launch, product width and breadth, application dominance. The above data points provided are only related to the companies focus related to healthcare cloud computing market.

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Table of Contents-Snapshot Executive SummaryChapter 1 Industry OverviewChapter 2 Industry Competition by ManufacturersChapter 3 Industry Production Market Share by RegionsChapter 4 Industry Consumption by RegionsChapter 5 Industry Production, Revenue, Price Trend by TypeChapter 6 Industry Analysis by ApplicationsChapter 7 Company Profiles and Key Figures in Industry BusinessChapter 8 Industry Manufacturing Cost AnalysisChapter 9 Marketing Channel, Distributors and CustomersChapter 10 Market DynamicsChapter 11 Industry ForecastChapter 12 Research Findings and ConclusionChapter 13 Methodology and Data Source

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This market report defines the market trends and forecast the upcoming opportunities and threats of the healthcare cloud computing market in the next 8 years. Cloud computing is used for the delivery of hosted services over the internet. The healthcare industry market has changed significantly with the growing impact of consumerism, digitalization, preventative healthcare and regulations. A shift in cloud computing which is playing a prominent role in healthcare IT is expected to accelerate the global healthcare industry in the future. Cloud and big data services can be used to track various diseases map them geospatially and inform the population where risk exists. Few tools that exist in the healthcare marketplace today include Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), IBM Explorys, McKesson, eClinicalWorks, Cerner, IBM Phytel Population Health Management among others. Cloud computing in healthcare is used for population health management, care management support, image handling services, diagnostic support, medical practitioner assistance, patient connectivity, data distribution services laboratory services, clinical research and many more. Numerous standards are applied to different aspects of healthcare solutions which are required for customers to understand the available standards and to understand whether cloud services are attached to relevant standards for the capabilities provided. For instance, in the U.S., every healthcare entity such as hospital, university research facility, physicians office, that deals with (Protected Health Information) PHI must adhere to the guidelines stipulated by Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).

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Healthcare cloud computing market is analysed and market size insights and trends are provided by country, component, application, service model, deployment, pricing model and end user as referenced above.

The countries covered in the healthcare cloud computing market report are U.S., Canada and Mexico in North America, Germany, France, U.K., Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Russia, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Rest of Europe in Europe, China, Japan, India, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Rest of Asia-Pacific (APAC) in the Asia-Pacific (APAC), Saudi Arabia, U.A.E, South Africa, Egypt, Israel, Rest of Middle East and Africa (MEA) as a part of Middle East and Africa (MEA), Brazil, Argentina and Rest of South America as part of South America.

North America dominates the healthcare cloud computing market due to growing adoption of electronic health records (EHRs) among medical professionals, the incentive-driven approach of government health IT programs and active participation by private sector players in the industrial development of this region, while Europe is expected to grow at the highest growth rate in the forecast period of 2020 to 2027 due to increasing awareness regarding the availability of superior quality healthcare cloud computing solutions and growing geriatric population susceptible to several diseases increases the number of hospital admissions that are going to boost the demand.

The country section of the healthcare cloud computing market report also provides individual market impacting factors and changes in regulation in the market domestically that impacts the current and future trends of the market. Data points such as consumption volumes, production sites and volumes, import export analysis, price trend analysis, cost of raw materials, down-stream and upstream value chain analysis are some of the major pointers used to forecast the market scenario for individual countries. Also, presence and availability of global brands and their challenges faced due to large or scarce competition from local and domestic brands, impact of domestic tariffs and trade routes are considered while providing forecast analysis of the country data.

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Chapter 1: Global Cloud Computing Market Report 2020 Market Overview, Product Overview, Market Segmentation, Market Overview of Regions, Market Dynamics, Limitations, Opportunities and Industry News and Policies.Chapter 2: Global Cloud Computing Market Report 2020 Industry Chain Analysis, Upstream Raw Material Suppliers, Major Players, Production Process Analysis, Cost Analysis, Market Channels, and Major Downstream Buyers.Chapter 3: Value Analysis, Production, Growth Rate and Price Analysis by Type of Global Cloud Computing Market Report 2020.Chapter 4: Downstream Characteristics, Consumption and Market Share by Application of Global Cloud Computing Market Report 2020.Chapter 5: Production Volume, Price, Gross Margin, and Revenue ($) of Global Cloud Computing Market Report 2020 by Regions.Chapter 6: Global Cloud Computing Market Report 2020 Production, Consumption, Export, and Import by Regions.Chapter 7: Global Cloud Computing Market Report 2020 Market Status and SWOT Analysis by Regions.Chapter 8: Competitive Landscape, Product Introduction, Company Profiles, Market Distribution Status by Players of Global Cloud Computing Market Report 2020.Chapter 9: Global Cloud Computing Market Report 2020 Market Analysis and Forecast by Type and Application.Chapter 10: Global Cloud Computing Market Report 2020 Market Analysis and Forecast by Regions.Chapter 11: Global Cloud Computing Market Report 2020 Industry Characteristics, Key Factors, New Entrants SWOT Analysis, Investment Feasibility Analysis.Chapter 12: Global Cloud Computing Market Report 2020 Market Conclusion of the Whole Report.Continue

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