O'Reilly
NOVEMBER 12, 2019
The results in Figure 12 reflect what we know of the cloud market and mirror what we found in our cloud native survey from earlier in 2019. However, both Microsoft and Google have ramped up their own serverless offerings and likely retain whatever market differentiation they’ve already developed in the wider cloud market—i.e.,
O'Reilly
OCTOBER 31, 2019
We recently learned about a major breakthrough: Google says it has achieved “quantum supremacy” with a 53-qubit computer. Google performed a computation in a few minutes (3 minutes, 20 seconds to be precise ) that would have taken more than 10,000 years on the most powerful computers we currently have. That is very big news.
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O'Reilly
DECEMBER 2, 2019
We’ve seen the reaction to news that Amazon’s Echo and Google Home send recordings of conversations back to the server. What if all of your documents were in Google Docs, all of your music was in your favorite streaming service? Read “ O’Reilly serverless survey 2019: Concerns, what works, and what to expect ” for full results.
O'Reilly
FEBRUARY 18, 2020
Software architecture, infrastructure, and operations are each changing rapidly. The shift to cloud native design is transforming both software architecture and infrastructure and operations. In 2019, as in 2018, Python was the most popular language on O’Reilly online learning.
O'Reilly
MAY 19, 2020
AWS is far and away the cloud leader, followed by Azure (at more than half of share) and Google Cloud. but the fact remains that a proportion of enterprises either outsource their email hosting to Google, Microsoft, and other providers or subscribe to cloud office productivity services that (in most cases) bundle email hosting, too.
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