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TikTok Creates US Venture With Oracle Security
Cloud Service Models TikTok Creates US Venture With Oracle Security

With us today is Maryanne Baines, a leading authority on cloud technology and the complex intersection of global tech platforms and government policy. We’re delving into the intricate new joint venture designed to keep a popular social media app operating in the U.S., a deal that attempts to thread

What Is Infrastructure as Code in DevOps?
Cloud Applications What Is Infrastructure as Code in DevOps?

Managing complex computing infrastructure through manual processes has become an unsustainable practice, often leading to inconsistent environments, prolonged deployment cycles, and critical human errors that can halt business operations. As organizations accelerate their digital transformation,

Tech Vendors Foot the Bill for a $2.5T AI Boom
Cloud Service Models Tech Vendors Foot the Bill for a $2.5T AI Boom

Today, we're joined by Maryanne Baines, a renowned authority in cloud technology. With extensive experience evaluating the intricate tech stacks and product applications of major cloud providers, she offers a unique lens on the current AI spending boom and its real-world impact on enterprise

The EU Taps Open Source to Reclaim Digital Sovereignty
Cloud Service Models The EU Taps Open Source to Reclaim Digital Sovereignty

Beneath the surface of Europe's bustling economy and political institutions lies a digital foundation built predominantly on foreign technology, a reality that has shifted from a mere economic concern to a pressing crisis of continental sovereignty. The European Union, long a global leader in

How Will the UK Secure Its Software Supply Chain?
Cloud Security & Compliance How Will the UK Secure Its Software Supply Chain?

We're joined today by Maryanne Baines, a renowned authority in cloud technology and cybersecurity policy. With software supply chain attacks on the rise and governments worldwide scrambling to establish new standards, her expertise is more critical than ever. We'll be discussing the UK's new

Is Microsoft Killing the Used Software Market?
Cloud Service Models Is Microsoft Killing the Used Software Market?

The £270 Million Lawsuit Highlighting a Market Under Siege A high-stakes legal battle is currently unfolding, pitting software giant Microsoft against U.K.-based reseller ValueLicensing in a case that could reshape the future of software ownership. With a £270 million damages claim on the line, the

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