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Amazon Web Services has over 100,000 partners, helping support its dominant cloud platform.
Amazon says its tech, market position, and reach help partners like Splunk and Snowflake thrive.
But some say working with AWS carries risks: Amazon doesn t hesitate to compete with its own allies.
Amazon s cloud unit has, over the last 15 years, built itself up into the dominant cloud computing player in the market. Amazon Web Services is now a $54 billion-a-year business, and far ahead of rivals like Microsoft and Google in market share a dynamic most recently underscored by this earnings season.
But no cloud is an island, and AWS didn t get there alone. It counts over 100,000 independent partners in its ecosystem, most of which sell either software or consulting services that help their mutual customers make best use of their cloud infrastructure. That might include security partners like Crowdstrike or major telcos like Verizon. The s
iTWire Monday, 10 May 2021 20:38 Hitachi Social Innovation Forum 2021 AMERICAS to ‘showcase how data driven leaders are changing the world’
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Promising visionary speakers that will highlight how data-driven strategies are transforming industries, predicting the future, and safeguarding society and the environment, Hitachi’s three-day virtual forum looks set to be spectacular.
The free three-day virtual event will showcase visionaries and practitioners who are leading and deploying data-driven strategies to solve some of the toughest problems in industry, society and the environment, and naturally, the company invites you to register now.
Executives and experts from Hitachi Group businesses will be joined by digital leaders from business, academia, government and industry for keynotes, digital masterclasses, plus industry, society and technology themed programming.