Netflix goes all-AWS as it abandons in-house data centres
Netflix completes shift from in-house IT as it goes 100 per cent to the Amazon cloud
Films and television streaming website Netflix has abandoned in-house data centres and shifted its entire service over to the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud. The move marks the end of a seven-year...
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