Cloud wars: AWS and Microsoft fight it out

Charlee Gothard
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With AWS seemingly on a mission to wipe out on-premise computing, Peter Gothard hears how Microsoft is striking back with hybrid offerings that it believes better meet the needs of enterprise IT leaders

In his keynote at Amazon's Web Services Enterprise Summit last month, AWS senior vice president Andy Jassy declared that Amazon is "better at this stuff than 10 years ago", adding that the company ...

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