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In pictures: Microsoft Cloud OS summit in Auckland
News about azure
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Amazon Web Services hints at quantum computing future
Amazon Web Services has, for the first time, hinted at its interest in offering quantum computing to customers.
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MercyAscot looks to Umbrellar and Microsoft to speed up cancer treatment
Auckland's MercyAscot Hospital has reduced some cancer diagnosis times from weeks to less than an hour courtesy of new cloud-based tools.
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How Accenture and Avanade moved Carlsberg to Microsoft Azure with SAP
To transition its IT infrastructure to the public cloud, international brewery Carlsberg engaged professional services firm Accenture.
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‘No change at the top’ as AWS dominates cloud
The public cloud services market continues to be dominated by AWS at a global level with the tech giant accounting for 40 per cent of investments.
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$41B NZ Super Fund looks to replace MYOB
The Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation is seeking a mid-range, cloud-based finance package to replace MYOB.
Features about azure
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Which Cloud hosting partner is most likely to win your business?
Which tech giant is most likely to win significant Cloud hosting projects? Amazon Web Services? Microsoft? IBM?
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INSIGHT: Why businesses should consider moving to the Azure cloud
With Microsoft announcing the launch of Azure data centres in Australia, significant benefits may be realised for organisations considering moving to the cloud.
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Australian firms embrace Microsoft Azure - are Kiwis next?
"Deploying our solutions with Microsoft allows us to build on that momentum with a trusted global partner."
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Microsoft adopts first international cloud privacy standard - What does this mean for NZ?
Microsoft becomes first major cloud provider to adopt the world’s first international standard for cloud privacy, what does this mean for New Zealand businesses considering a move to the cloud?
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INSIGHT: Hyperscale public Clouds: If you can't beat 'em, join 'em
“Bigger players in the market are less willing to concede defeat to AWS and Azure. Such is the case with VMware and Google."
