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Cloud Service Dependency
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Europe and Middle East Cloud Services Trends
Bytes’ 19% GII growth has a 6% operating-profit hinge
Bytes Technology Group’s first-half update describes a business expanding rapidly at the invoicing and gross-profit layers, yet converting that expansion much more slowly into operating profit and cash. The gap is not a contradiction; it is the main analytical entity.
Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
Bitdeer secured A202’s 65.1MW facility before it secured the customer
Bitdeer’s ten-year Johor data-centre agreement converts a large block of future electrical capacity into a dated operating commitment. It does not yet convert that capacity into cloud revenue—a distinction that matters far more than the headline value of the company’s sales…
IETF
The Average Was Fast. The Frame Arrived Too Late for the Head That Moved
RFC 9699 describes why XR edge delivery is not a shorter-cloud problem. Offloading can spare a mobile device heat and battery drain, but it places tracking, world state, rendering and frame return inside one moving deadline. A good average hides the frame that returns after the…
IETF
XR's edge problem is the demand that averages conceal
RFC 9699 describes why extended reality might need nearby computing. The harder commercial question is who can prove that the late, crowded and thermally constrained moments remain usable.
Global Datacenter Trends
AXG and Digital Realty Offer 31 Markets, Not a Deployment Ledger
The partnership gives integrators a broad channel for hosted private infrastructure. Its commercial promise will be proved one customer, facility, acceptance test and exit schedule at a time.
CASE FILE
Southeast Asia’s Four Concentration Scores Do Not Measure One Market
The new Internet Society Pulse study places four striking HHI ranges beside one regional story. They are not interchangeable readings of a single market. Each changes either the infrastructure layer or the unit used to group observations, and any policy response should preserve…
Europe and Middle East Cloud Services
Safe Swiss Cloud: backup choice, recovery evidence and cloud exit
Choosing where a backup lives, restoring a working application and moving a workload away are different tests of customer control. Safe Swiss Cloud’s published material helps separate those tasks—and identify the evidence still needed.
Global Cloud Services
Cloudflare R2’s zero-egress price is not a zero-cost exit
Cloudflare lists no charge for outbound transfer from R2 and documents a way to copy entities out. The remaining economic question is what customers must spend—and successfully operate—to turn that export into a working replacement.
North America Cloud Services
AWS’s recovery gap: DynamoDB access was not usable EC2 capacity
The October 2025 disruption in Northern Virginia exposed a difference between repairing a dependency and completing the work needed to make new compute usable. The recovery sequence matters more than a single all-clear time.
Global Cloud Services
Cloudflare’s 2022 outage: rollback did not prove independent failover
Cloudflare’s 21 June 2022 outage shows why geographically distributed capacity can still share one failure surface: rollback restored service, while the public record does not show that an independent path carried the load.
Global Cloud Services
Genesis Cloud’s Network Control Plane: When AS209045, DNS and Peering Still Do Not Prove Reachability
Public records can describe a cloud provider’s network identity without proving that customers have an independently observable path to its applications. Genesis Cloud’s case is therefore less a question of whether one registry entry is authoritative than of whether several…
Global Cloud Services Trends
China proposes BRICS open-source AI community
Beijing also wants a BRICS digital ecosystem cloud platform, but neither proposal yet has funding, infrastructure or an implementation timetable.
Creators
Jeff Bonwick and the engineering that makes failures visible
Jeff Bonwick’s career links two problems often treated separately: how an operating system kernel allocates small entities quickly, and how storage verifies that the bytes it reads are those the application wrote. From the slab allocator and per-CPU caches to ZFS, DSSD and…
Europe and Middle East Datacenter
AWS cannot restore data kept only in Bahrain
AWS says resources and data stored only in its Bahrain Region cannot be recovered, while one of three UAE Availability Zones is also beyond restoration.
Global Cloud Services
Oracle Cloud’s automation promise meets the limits of deployment
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is more than a transit-routing service: it offers code-driven provisioning, event-triggered operations, recovery orchestration and specialized AI capacity. The practical question is not whether these controls exist, but how much operational work they…
Creators
Jeff Bonwick and the architecture of making failure visible
Jeff Bonwick’s career connects two problems that usually appear unrelated: how an operating-system kernel allocates small entities at high speed, and how a storage system decides whether the bytes it reads are still the bytes an application wrote. From the slab allocator and…
Global Cloud Services Trends
SD-WAN strengthens as SASE growth tops 20%
Dell'Oro says SASE revenue reached $3.5bn in Q2 while SD-WAN strengthened as enterprises selectively replaced ageing branch infrastructure.
Europe and Middle East Datacenter
AWS says some Bahrain resources cannot be restored
AWS says some resources held only in Bahrain and one UAE Availability Zone remain inaccessible after conflict damage, exposing the limit of in-region redundancy.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services
CEC launches standalone BizAxis IaaS in Japan
CEC has launched a Japan-based infrastructure service that runs independently of VMware, with backup, monitoring and security sold separately.
Asia-Pacific Cloud Services Trends
China expands national computing-capacity monitoring
China's national computing platform is widening visibility across provincial systems, but its value will depend on whether buyers can turn listed capacity into usable computing services.