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Recently, many enterprises have moved their data from traditional datacenters to the cloud. There has also been a growing consensus among leaders about staying prepared for unforeseen circumstances, mainly by cutting unnecessary spending. These events have led to the question – are we efficiently using every resource, especially the cloud?

Incredible Cloud in the Sky

Most people who keep up with cloud computing services (computing services that are offered over the internet from virtual machines to networking to data storage) will probably have heard about the service from Microsoft called Microsoft Azure. Formerly known as Windows Azure, Microsoft Azure is a public cloud computing platform that offers a wide range of cloud computing services. Azure has come a long way as a cloud computing service from its initialannouncement in October of 2008 at Microsoft's Professional Developers Conference (PDC) under the internal project codename "Project Red Dog". Back then, Azure was a very basic cloud operating system with not much modern functionality. It took about half a year from this announcement to add SQL Relational Database functionality to Azure and only a small number of professionals could utilize Azure to its full capacity since Microsoft only allowed certain companies that went through them to use Azure.

Google Cloud announced a new partnership with Anthropic, a leading AI startup focused on safety and research. The partnership allows Anthropic to leverage the power of Google Cloud's TPUs and GPUs to accelerate the development of safe and cutting-edge AI solutions.

The cloud industry is skyrocketing at an unprecedented rate. With trends emerging left and right, leaders from different sectors are quickly scouring for the most cutting-edge solutions to catch up with this new wave of technological advancement. From migration to optimization, it is paramount for companies to ensure a flawless and seamless cloud management system to boost their productivity and drive competitive advantage.

Magnificent Clouds in the Sky

As cloud technology innovates and grows, the pace of change in the cloud has cybersecurity professionals worried. Enterprises are using the cloud to solve their users' problems by building at ever-increasing rates, and the tools and techniques used by security teams can struggle to keep up. This mismatch unnecessarily increases the risks faced by these organizations.

For many years, managing cloud complexities has always been a challenge for both cloud-enabled and native companies. From waste reduction, RI management, to cluster optimization, the glaring gaps in the industries are causing businesses to underperform, lose money, and be vulnerable to security breaches. But as more sectors are quickly shifting from on-site servers to cloud, the need for a cutting-edge DevOps solution is paramount for both growth and profitability.

Google Stadia is a cloud gaming service that was started by the tech giant Google and it was recently announced by Google that this service will not be around much longer. Google Stadia will shut down on Jan. 18 of 2023 according to a blog post made on September 29th. When the service shut downs, Google will refund all Stadia hardware purchased through the Google Store along with all games & add-on content users purchased from the Stadia store. Google says that it plans to have all of the refunds completed by mid-January. According to Google, people will still be able to access their game libraries, though the company did warn that after the shutdown occurs, publish support for Stadia versions of their games may vary and possibily lead to a downgraded gameplay experience.

A salesperson working in an office on a virtual call.Photo by LinkedIn Sales Solutions on Unsplash. Advancements in technology have strengthened security systems across businesses, providing them with better protection and a reduced administrative burden. In particular, security technologies, such as access control and video surveillance, are noticing a shift with these advancements.

Cloud testing is an incredibly powerful tool that can facilitate the rapid deployment and improvement of systems of various scales. At the same time, it introduces various challenges that have to be addressed as thoroughly as possible. Failing to do so can introduce problems ranging from inadequate/incomplete test coverage to compromising the security setup of your organization, or even exposing your business to various legal issues that can end up quite costly.

Salesforce Sales Cloud Consultant Exam Introduction. The Salesforce Sales Cloud Consultant exam is intended for Salesforce consultants who have more years of experience with the Sales Cloud product. The exam tests a candidate's knowledge of configuring and using the Sales Cloud product.