Bell to offer AWS Wavelength Zones for faster edge computing
Bell this week announced that it has teamed up with Amazon web services (AWS) to offer AWS…
Amazon Web Services announces 2021 Canada AWS Partner Award winners
At its annual Partner Summit event this week, Amazon Web Services recognized a wide range of channel partners through its 2021 Canada AWS Partner Awards.
Digital Guardian extends relationship with AWS
Data loss prevention firm Digital Guardian says it’s deepening its relationship with Amazon Web Services.
Hybrid AWS Outposts ‘a great option’ for manufacturing, healthcare, says AWS director
Amazon Web Services’ on-premises Outposts offering is the perfect solution for Canadian manufacturing and healthcare companies seeking to deepen their ties with the tech giant but couldn’t through the public cloud due to data sovereignty or latency issues, according to its director and technical advisor.
AWS Outposts an ‘interesting proposition’ for enterprise clients, says partner
On Dec. 3, Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced that it was ready to take orders and install…
AWS enhances partner programs, launches new competencies
Two new competencies, two new programs, and enhancements to several others took centre stage during the partner keynote at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) annual conference, re:Invent, as head of worldwide channel and alliances Doug (Dong Hoon) Yeum ran through new opportunities for partners.
AWS details steps to digital transformation, highlights machine learning
Amazon Web Services (AWS) chief executive officer Andy Jassy highlighted 27 new services during his keynote at the company’s eighth annual re:Invent learning and education conference and urged customers not to procrastinate in starting their digital transformations.
Microsoft unveils Azure Arc, which can operate in AWS and Google Cloud
Microsoft unveiled the preview of Azure Arc at its Ignite conference, a product that will help businesses…
AWS is making moves in Canada, but so are its critics as protests disrupt summit
The AWS Summit in Toronto featured a bit of everything last week, some news, some demos, and some protests.
CaaB’s VMware cloud infrastructure sets up shop in Toronto
A new player has entered the crowded data centre scene in Toronto.
MSP? VAR? Who cares! It’s about what you can do, not what label you fall under, says IDC analyst
By 2020, 80 per cent of partners will be defined by multiple labels, says IDC.
10 key takeaways from the RightScale 2019 State of the Cloud report
RightScale, the multi-cloud management company, has once again published its annual report on the state of cloud…
Small teams, code-driven outcomes key to helping enterprises manage cloud, says AWS partner
Not unlike that one friend who got a tattoo 10 years ago and now wants it covered up, some enterprises have been experiencing a similar phenomenon when it comes to the cloud services they’ve shifted workloads to.
Customers’ ability to secure public clouds like AWS and Azure has to improve, says Palo Alto Networks’ Canadian country manager
Public cloud adoption in Canada is rising, but so are the challenges organizations face when it comes to securing public cloud environments such as AWS and Azure, according to Rob Lunney, Canada’s country manager for Palo Alto Networks.
Amazon Web Services eyes opportunity to scoop up more Windows workloads
On stage at Amazon Web Services’ re:Invent conference, Terry Wise, vice-president of global alliances, ecosystem, and channels for…