Worldwide cloud market share for third quarter 2025 sees AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle and Alibaba lead the $107 ...

Microsoft's recent cloud-computing performance reflects that the company has been picking up market share at the expense of ...

That's where Google Cloud competes. It's one of three major hyperscalers, along with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft ...

The company recently told its own story, putting AWS in the most bullish light. It left out a couple of important details.

The ever-expanding cloud has become ubiquitous. No longer is the cloud some remote set of services, somewhere up in the sky. Rather, the cloud is seeping into every industry, hybrid on-premises models ...

Google Cloud is the only hyper-scaler out of the “big three” that gained market share in 2024, and leads in custom silicon. Statistics reveal that for every 1 Nvidia GPU deployed, Google deployed 9 ...

Focusing on technology giants with durable competitive advantages can be a smart way to invest in the current challenging ...

Google Cloud is running circles around Microsoft Azure in terms of in-house chips and is still ahead of AWS on this front, which is cultivating into market share gains. Thanks to its leadership in ...

Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) reported strong earnings driven by robust growth in its Azure cloud segment, which is now gaining ground on Amazon’s (NASDAQ: AMZN) AWS. While AWS remains the global market ...

Teradata Corporation (NYSE:TDC), a provider of database and analytics-related software, services, and products, has been facing significant challenges in recent quarters as it navigates a competitive ...

Alibaba, the fourth largest cloud company in the world, unveils plans to invest $53 billion in AI infrastructure as China’s largest cloud provider seeks to become a more dominant global AI player.

Amazon.com Inc.’s cloud-computing business has helped propel its shares for almost two decades, but increasing pressure from rivals like Microsoft Corp. and Oracle Corp. is sapping some of the stock’s ...