AWS Q4 revenue growth 13% as Amazon's results shine
Amazon Web Services' fourth quarter revenue was $24.2 billion, up 13% from a year ago, and below the 30% and 26% growth rates put up by Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, respectively.
Amazon Web Services' fourth quarter revenue was $24.2 billion, up 13% from a year ago, and below the 30% and 26% growth rates put up by Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, respectively.
For IBM, StreamSets and webMethods will give it more API management and data integration tools.
Oracle CEO Safra Catz said the only limiting factor to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is capacity. There's a big data center buildout under way.
"Cost awareness is a lost art. We need to regain that art," said Amazon CTO Dr. Werner Vogels.
Amazon Web Services launched Graviton4, its custom chip for multiple workloads, with big improvements over last year's Graviton3. AWS also launched the latest versions of its Trainium and Inferentia processors, two GPUs that may be able to bring the price of model training down.
I'm willing to bet that in a year, we'll be talking about distributed compute for model training and more workloads on edge devices ranging from servers to PCs to even smartphones.
While generative AI dominated the talking points among the big three cloud hyperscalers--Microsoft Azure, AWS and Google Cloud--there was a term that remained a close second: Optimization.
Microsoft CFO Amy Hood said Microsoft Cloud revenue of $31.8 billion, up 24% from a year ago, drove the quarter.
IBM will make its watsonx.data available on Amazon Web Services on AWS Marketplace. IBM Consulting will expand its AWS partnership to train 10,000 consultants on AWS generative AI services, use cases and best practices.
Akamai Technologies wants to be your infrastructure as a service alternative by offering compute at the edge of networks for low-latency workloads
Oracle’s cloud revenue (IaaS and SaaS) was $4.6 billion, up 30% from a year ago.
At VMware Explore in Las Vegas, the company, which is in process of being acquired by Broadcom, is addressing enterprise demand for multicloud workloads.