Cloud computing has all the momentum, but we still live in an on-premises world for now Only a handful or enterprises can be considered 'all-cloud,' while one-third are 'mostly cloud' at this point.

Remaining on-premises applications are getting harder to lift and shift to the cloud. Enterprises are getting close to their long-term on-premises footprint of 25% to 40% already.

Enterprise spending on cloud infrastructure bypassed spending on data center hardware and software for the first time in 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated a decade-long industry trend ...

Microsoft finally reveals a pure revenue number for its Azure cloud computing business. Here's how that compares with AWS.

An increasing number of vendors now offer infrastructure—on premises and within a customer-controlled data center—for consumption on a cloud-like, pay-as-you go basis.

On-premises vendors are driving a false narrative of widespread and common "cloud repatriation," in which applications are returned from cloud services to traditional data centers and infrastructure.

For performance, on-premise hardware will typically outperform the cloud for a given workload. Firms have years, even decades, of experience in fine-tuning their storage and compute to work together.

In the cloud, the service provider inherently secures much of the infrastructure associated with on-premises management. While an organization may not have network devices or physical hardware to ...

Cloud-based call centers offer more than just VoIP. Explore key features, industry use cases and what sets top platforms apart.

Before signing any cloud computing contract, or indeed, renewing his on-premise IT agreement, the CIO should sit down with his CFO to clearly identify and understand the total cost of the IT ...

Alibaba Cloud supports various scenarios to meet the needs of your organization at different stages of development. The cloud service provider offers more than 100 products designed for complex and ...