How Cloud Giants Amazon, Google and Microsoft Got Even Bigger | WSJ Tech News Briefing

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Cloud is very important for new and existing businesses. If a company doesn't have cloud infrastructure, it's a red flag from the investors. The reason the cloud is very important in today's era is because of how people browse and shop and operate multiple devices. The more they have good access to these platforms and services on every device, the more is the audience retention rate.

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Another thing - what makes this different for example than any other monopoly concern related to companies like Microsoft? Whether you deploy a Dell EMC server on premises or use Microsoft’s cloud, it’s still a Dell server in Microsoft’s data center.

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Cloud computing is a small part of what they do. They provide the tools website are built by too.

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Productive & fruitful tech brief on cloud computing .

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Could you upload subtitle in this series???

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You can always turn the closed caption ("cc" on the bottom right corner of the video). it's generated automatically by KZbin but it works very well for English.

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As someone who’s entire job is basically to convince customers to move their infrastructure and workloads to the Microsoft Cloud I am pretty convinced this is the way forward.

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Is NASA using cloud or their in house data centers or both, what service does NASA use AWS, Azure or Google?

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I’m surprised that Apple doesn’t have a cloud division.

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Apple is not a B2B company

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Apple runs on AWS

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Neither does Meta Platforms (aka Facebook). Both have their own data centres.

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How do these big 3 backup their storage? Is there redundancy?

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Yes, there is always redundancy.

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Distributed systems, there is dynamic redundancy. So, the probability of permanently losing data is very very low.

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IBM plus their Red Hat figure to carve out an ok spot for themselves.

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Cloud is good

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Microsoft

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