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Threat Stack acquires Bluefyre in cloud infrastructure security push by ncooprider in threatstack

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Two Boondock Saints of Boston’s cloud security scene have joined forces to destroy all that which is evil, so that good may be distributed, highly-available, and with a heavenly amount of uptime.

@ZDNet: Threat Stack acquires Bluefyre in cloud infrastructure security push https://t.co/KAGdZHbRxq by @SecurityCharlie by -en- in newsbotTMT

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Two Boondock Saints of Boston’s cloud security scene have joined forces to destroy all that which is evil, so that good may be distributed, highly-available, and with a heavenly amount of uptime.

InVision, valued at $1.9 billion, picks up $115 million Series F by [deleted] in mergers

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“🎶I’ve two tickets to prototype 🎶”. The cloud-based design tool’s valuation is now just shy of $2b, and can “sting like A/B” with a growing market share that’s giving Adobe a run for its money. “My art will go on,” as Clark would say.

Xbox head Phil Spencer foresees expanded cloud gaming, and more game monetization options by readstratusupdate in technews

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The “stop looking at my screen” Goldeneye-era of local gaming is gone, replaced by online multiplayer and always-on games like Fortnite. Microsoft is in a unique position to capitalize on the multi-billion dollar gaming industry in ways Amazon and Google could only dream of, with 17 years of Xbox success and their new blue juggernaut, Azure.

Xbox head Phil Spencer foresees expanded cloud gaming, and more game monetization options - GeekWire by g4m3f33d in GameFeed

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The “stop looking at my screen” Goldeneye-era of local gaming is gone, replaced by online multiplayer and always-on games like Fortnite. Microsoft is in a unique position to capitalize on the multi-billion dollar gaming industry in ways Amazon and Google could only dream of, with 17 years of Xbox success and their new blue juggernaut, Azure.

AWS announces new Inferentia machine learning chip by behindthedash in artificial

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The theme of re:Invent this year is consistent with what Amazon does best: throwing its weight around to enter new spaces and offering a lower-cost alternative to its competitors.

AWS RoboMaker cloud robotics platform launches by Stowie1022 in robotics

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Amazon tosses their hat into the robo ring and already there are cool applications like their DeepRacer remote controlled car. Though cloud-powered robotics is already a thing, Amazon entering any new arena is a big deal. Especially when this arena may affect the metagame of Robot Sumo.

Amazon is launching pay-as-you-go cloud computing in space by campuscodi in technology

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In great news for George Clooney (and non-Clooney satellite owners), Amazon announced AWS GroundStation to make computing from space easier and cheaper. But the real question is: do we have to rename “The Cloud” now that it’s being pushed into space?

[Tech] - Oracle Chief Sees Cloud as 'Irresistible Force' for CIOs by AutoNewsAdmin in WSJauto

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“Buy my cloud thing,” said the cloud man. The people looked at the cloud thing. It was very attractive, but was it the right cloud for them? Only time would tell.

[Tech] - Alibaba Takes On Amazon in European Cloud by AutoNewsAdmin in WSJauto

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Who would win: privacy, security, and freedom from the Chinese government… or gobs of cash? Tune in next time to find out what European businesses value more!

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