AWS has made its EC2 M9g and M9gd instances generally available, powered by the Graviton5 ARM processor. What changes and what to check before moving your Linux workloads onto them.
Amazon S3 now disables customer-provided key encryption (SSE-C) by default on new buckets: what it is, why the default changed, and what to verify first.
A neutral guide to the criteria that matter when choosing a cloud provider: pricing model, hidden costs like data egress, managed versus self-managed services, where your data lives and GDPR,…
Google has made GPU support on Cloud Run generally available, with scale-to-zero and per-second billing. What it means to serve AI models without keeping a cluster running, and what to weigh.
Amazon Aurora DSQL is now generally available: a serverless, distributed SQL database with multi-Region high availability and strong consistency. What it is and when it fits.