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When standards aren’t standard: Inside a growing movement to shape the booming cloud industry

What’s the best way to shepherd the promising technologies underpinning a sea change in computing? The Cloud Native Computing Foundation… Read More

HashiCorp’s Mitchell Hashimoto: Security needs to be part of your devops team

Speed is an extremely important component of modern application development, but sometimes when you’re running fast to get out the… Read More

Why the Pacific Northwest will be a data center powerhouse for years to come

Abundant clean energy sources, business friendly tax incentives, and new undersea fiber-optic cables will keep the Pacific Northwest as one… Read More

Kleiner Perkins’ Meeker: Concerns over cloud vendor lock-in are soaring

As part of this year’s sprint through more than 300 slides on the state of technology, Kleiner Perkins’ Mary Meeker… Read More

GeekWire Cloud Tech Summit: Full agenda released, tickets going fast

We’re just one week away from our inaugural GeekWire Cloud Tech Summit, and we’ve got a fantastic lineup of speakers… Read More

CoreOS CEO: Amazon Web Services customers heading down a “very proprietary” path

Amazon Web Services achieved critical and commercial success by changing the way companies procure infrastructure for their critical applications, but… Read More

Microsoft’s Deis releases Draft, another gateway drug to Kubernetes

Microsoft’s newest acquisition has joined the ranks of companies making the container-orchestration platform Kubernetes easier to use with the release… Read More

Red Hat bolsters its container pitch with Codenvy acquisition

Red Hat added another open-source tool to its chest Thursday with the acquisition of Codenvy, a startup focused on cloud… Read More

Microsoft reportedly eyeing Israeli security company Hexadite

If you want security talent, you go to Israel. Microsoft has reportedly bought Hexadite, a security company using artificial intelligence… Read More

A dashboard for Istio, a new project for monitoring microservices.

IBM, Google, and Lyft team up on open-source project for more control over microservices

After years of evangelizing microservices as the path to a more nimble development organization, companies are realizing they need to… Read More

The folks who brought you Kubernetes now want to make it easier to use

Kubernetes is quickly becoming something of a standard for software container orchestration, but in the grand scheme of things, it’s… Read More

New Relic launches Health Map for improved app and infrastructure performance monitoring

New Relic plans to give its users a new way to monitor the performance of their apps across their infrastructure,… Read More

Chef tightens the links between Chef Automate and its open-source DevOps products

Not quite a year after launching Chef Automate, cloud-based software development company Chef has improved support for InSpec and Habitat… Read More

Cloud Native Computing Foundation adds the CoreOS-backed CNI as latest hosted project

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) has voted to approve the Container Networking Interface (CNI) as the new open-source project… Read More

Legendary computer scientist James Gosling joining Amazon Web Services

The father of Java is joining forces with Amazon Web Services. James Gosling, until today Chief Software Architect at Liquid… Read More

Cloud Computing wins again; this time, as a 13-1 shot at the Preakness

Embed from Getty Images Most days of the week it’s a sure bet, but on Saturday, Cloud Computing was a… Read More

Seattle’s Intentionet lands $3M in Om Malik’s first Pacific NW investment

The process of developing software has been dramatically improved over the last several years with the introduction of concepts like… Read More

Salesforce impresses investors with strong Q1, raises full-year revenue guidance

Salesforce enjoyed a nice first quarter of 2017, beating analyst expectations for both revenue and profit while raising guidance for… Read More

How Amazon Web Services uses machine learning to make capacity planning decisions

Machine-learning research isn’t something that Amazon Web Services does just for its cloud customers; it has developed machine-learning driven models… Read More

Newly-named Docker CEO Steve Singh added to GeekWire Cloud Tech Summit lineup

The inaugural GeekWire Cloud Tech Summit — our first-ever technical conference — continues to gain momentum. And today we’re excited… Read More

Microsoft Cloud to set up shop in Africa with two new data centers coming in 2018

Microsoft plans to open two new data centers in South Africa next year to provide its cloud services to the… Read More

Google launches powerful new Cloud TPU machine-learning chips for Google Cloud Platform

Google is “rethinking our computational architecture again,” according to CEO Sundar Pichai, who rolled out the next generation of Google’s… Read More

Cloud Foundry now generally available for SAP customers, along with new infrastructure choices

SAP added several new features to its cloud services on Tuesday, giving customers the option of running their workloads on… Read More

Cray now an official member of Cloud City with new “supercomputing as a service” strategy

Cray will try and reinvent itself for the cloud era with a new product that promises “supercomputing as a service.”… Read More

AWS maintains sizable lead as public cloud market grows 42% in Q1

Demand for public cloud infrastructure services continues to be one of the hottest growth stories in technology. New market share… Read More

Ahead of I/O, Google Cloud Platform adds new managed IoT service, releases Cloud Spanner

Underscoring how the internet of things is finally going mainstream in 2017, Google now has a new service for Google… Read More

Nutanix adding IBM’s Power processors to its data center bundles for AI applications

Nutanix plans to release a line of server appliances with IBM’s Power processor for artificial-intelligence applications, the first time it… Read More

AI, DevOps, and microservices highlight tech talks at GeekWire Cloud Tech Summit

Cloud computing is turning into a real business, but the pioneering work of the engineers and product teams at cloud… Read More

Trump signs cybersecurity executive order, mandating a move to cloud computing

President Donald Trump today signed a long-awaited executive order aimed at beefing up cybersecurity at federal government agencies – with a… Read More

Intel’s last Itanium processor end of an era that never began

The Itanic is finally pulling into port. Intel announced Thursday that it will ship the last version of its notorious… Read More