Ryanair to shift its infrastructure to Amazon Web Services and close "almost all" its data centres

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Ryanair going "all in" on AWS to rebuild business around machine learning

Budget airline Ryanair is planning to migrate almost its entire IT infrastructure over to Amazon Web Services and to close "the vast majority" of its datacentres over the next three years. The c...

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