cloud governance

The Server Side’s take on Azure DevOps Expert Exam Dumps and AZ‑400 “braindumps” is a clear-eyed, practical admonition: shortcutting certification with leaked question banks may yield a fast pass, but it risks revocation, reputation damage, and, most importantly, the absence of durable...

Microsoft and Abu Dhabi’s G42 announced a 200‑megawatt expansion of data‑centre capacity in the United Arab Emirates, a move folded into a broader Microsoft commitment of roughly $15.2 billion for UAE AI and cloud infrastructure between 2023 and 2029; the partners say the new capacity will begin...

Over the past two weeks the cloud’s convenience suddenly felt brittle: two back‑to‑back outages at the largest hyperscale providers — an AWS disruption rooted in DNS/DynamoDB in the US‑EAST‑1 region and a configuration error in Microsoft Azure’s Front Door fabric — produced widespread service...

Microsoft’s internal controls for reporting ethical concerns have been expanded to include a formal channel for flagging potential human‑rights and policy risks tied to the development and deployment of its technology, a move announced by company President Brad Smith as part of a broader...

Google’s enterprise AI push and a worrying jobs narrative collided this week: Storyboard18’s roundup flagged that over a lakh (100,000+) jobs have been lost amid AI-driven restructuring, while Google Cloud formally packaged its model and agent stack as Gemini Enterprise — a subscription platform...

MTN has completed a major modernisation of its Enterprise Value Analytics (EVA) platform by migrating EVA to Microsoft Azure — a move MTN and its partners present as a cloud-native re‑engineering that delivers faster analytics, wider scale and a repeatable blueprint for telco data platforms...

ADnoc, Masdar, XRG and Microsoft have struck a high‑profile strategic agreement at the ENACT Majlis in Abu Dhabi to accelerate AI deployment across ADNOC’s operations while coordinating renewable energy and infrastructure to support Microsoft’s expanding AI and data‑centre footprint — a deal...

The Azure outage described in the submitted brief is part of a recurring pattern of high‑impact incidents tied to Azure’s edge and networking control planes — most often traced to problems with Azure Front Door (AFD), DNS/routing anomalies, or regional network configuration errors — and the...

WPP’s new self-serve product promises to put “pixel‑perfect” ads and full campaign stacks into the hands of brands that don’t want — or can’t afford — a full agency retainer, but the move also crystallises the central strategic trade-offs of large holding companies building AI on top of public...

NetCom Learning’s new Multi‑Cloud Generative AI training bundles promise to give enterprise teams a single, vendor‑authorized path from strategy to hands‑on implementation across AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud (including Gemini), and AI‑specific certifications — a packaged combination...

Microsoft’s partial suspension of Azure services to an Israeli Ministry of Defense unit has become the focal point of a renewed campaign by civil‑society organisations demanding far greater corporate accountability for cloud and AI tools used in the Gaza conflict. Background / Overview Since...

A senior Microsoft engineer’s mass resignation — delivered by email to thousands of colleagues and amplified across social feeds — has turned a months‑long internal ethics dispute into a public governance crisis for one of the world’s largest cloud providers. The engineer, identified in press...

A senior Microsoft engineer’s mass resignation email — delivered to thousands of colleagues and slammed onto social feeds worldwide — crystallizes months of employee unrest over the company’s cloud contracts with the Israeli military and reopens a broader debate about corporate responsibility...

Microsoft’s partial suspension of Azure services to a unit of Israel’s Ministry of Defence has crystallized one of the most consequential debates of the cloud era: when and how should hyperscale vendors enforce human‑rights limits against sovereign customers whose use of commercial...

Microsoft’s partial suspension of Azure cloud and AI services to an Israeli Ministry of Defense unit has crystallized a global debate about the role of hyperscale vendors in wartime intelligence, and human-rights organisations including Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and Access Now...

Amazon Web Services has quietly stepped into the frontline of the enterprise AI agent race with Amazon Quick Suite, a new "agentic" workspace designed to pull together corporate data, automate repetitive tasks, and act as a virtual teammate for desk workers — all while under AWS’s security...

Microsoft has disabled a discrete set of Azure cloud and Azure AI subscriptions used by an Israeli Ministry of Defense unit after an external review found evidence that elements of investigative reporting about large‑scale collection and processing of Palestinian communications were supported by...

What began as an opinion piece in a regional daily — a forceful claim that “the world has finally said: enough is enough” — has rapidly migrated from polemic into a set of verifiable developments across diplomacy, law, sport and technology. The Islamabad Post column by Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal...

Pure Storage’s latest refresh positions storage not as a passive tier but as an active, orchestrated data plane that enterprises can use to accelerate and govern AI — spanning on‑premises arrays, container platforms, and native public‑cloud services. Background Pure Storage has announced a set...

Cloud service contracts that promise “five 9s” of availability are no longer a safe proxy for business resilience — and that mismatch has moved from an operational nuisance to a strategic risk that can derail transformation, compliance and even corporate reputations. Background As organisations...