As IT landscapes continue to evolve, many businesses are compelled to reassess their cloud strategies. While public cloud platforms like AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud once promised unmatched ...

Leaving the cloud is not a matter of choosing between two clear-cut options. Few enterprises go completely data center or completely cloud. The tech industry is buzzing with talk of cloud repatriation ...

The growth of the public cloud is cannibalizing data center hardware vendors’ existing business and leading to those vendors’ propagation of cloud repatriation – but industry analysts have called out ...

Not long ago, “cloud-first” was the default IT strategy. Public cloud services promised fast deployment, global reach and freedom from hardware headaches. For startups especially, going all-in on ...

Agencies are adopting a hybrid-by-design strategy so they can place each workload where it fits best and move it in phases without disruption. AI intensifies this trend. When Herb Thompson served as ...

The acceleration of artificial intelligence (AI) has changed the way many enterprises are run, with the technology automating business processes and executing business queries. So it's not a huge ...

In the IT world, repatriation is when businesses bring back their services, applications or data from public clouds to in-house, be it to private cloud or on-premise. After years of companies ...

For many businesses, 2020 was a fundamental year, marking the shift to a cloud-first mentality as companies around the globe embraced public cloud solutions. At the time, the c loud appeared to be an ...

Cloud repatriation is defined as the migration of applications and associated data from cloud hyperscalers back to on-premise private clouds or data centres. Some organisations choose to repatriate ...

We’ve been skeptical about repatriation as a notable movement but anecdotal evidence suggests that it is happening in certain pockets. Even though we still don’t see cloud repatriation broadly showing ...

Cloud repatriation – sometimes called “reverse migration” – is something any organisation that uses cloud storage should consider. It’s the process of moving workloads and data back from public cloud ...