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Latin America and Caribbean Cloud Services

TELECU CLOUD - GIGAIPNET Shows Why Local Cloud Is a Trust and Latency Business, Not a Smaller Hyperscaler

TELECU CLOUD - GIGAIPNET is best understood as a local infrastructure business with a cloud storefront, an autonomous network, and a support-led commercial proposition. The interesting question is not whether it can become a Latin American hyperscaler. It cannot. The question is…

Jul 2, 2026
Editorial illustration showing DE-CIX's AI-ready Internet and Cloud Exchange in Stockholm, depicting Nordic digital connectivity, cloud interconnection and AI infrastructure across Northern Europe.

Europe and Middle East Cloud Services Trends

DE-CIX expands Nordic footprint with AI-ready exchange

DE-CIX's Stockholm launch highlights how internet exchanges are becoming strategic AI infrastructure, positioning interconnection as a competitive layer for cloud, enterprise and distributed AI workloads across the Nordic region.

Jul 1, 2026
Vocus long-haul fibre infrastructure supporting Australia's Sydney–Melbourne digital corridor.

Asia-Pacific National Telecom Trends

Vocus plans Australia's first ducted Sydney–Melbourne fibre route

Vocus' new ducted fibre corridor signals a shift towards resilient, upgradeable backbone infrastructure as AI, hyperscale cloud and data centre growth reshape Australia's connectivity priorities.

Jul 1, 2026
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Europe and Middle East Cloud Services

Blue Bridge MSP, UAB: The Margin Is Not in the Compute, but in Being the Go-To Operator

In a small European market, the margin problem for managed services is severe. Compute is priced globally. Storage is standardized. Cybersecurity tools are increasingly sold through global platforms. Microsoft, Amazon, Google, IBM, VMware/Broadcom, Cloudflare, and equipment…

Jun 30, 2026
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North America Cloud Services

The Economic Value of HostDrive.Com: Not That It Resembles AWS, But That It Doesn't

While AWS, GoDaddy, Cloudflare dominate, a small old-line US hoster like HostDrive.Com merits study. Infrastructure markets are not just compute contests but also contests of existing customers, legacy workloads, address resources, migration friction, and trust. Hyperscalers win…

Jun 30, 2026
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North America Cloud Services

Cloudstar: When 'Cloud' Is Only a Brand, Unbroken Trust Is the Real Value

The name 'Cloudstar' brings grand expectations of cloud infrastructure, but in reality it operates more like a regional telecom retailer, TPIA broadband reseller, and aggregator of IPTV, VoIP, and light managed services. This gap between its cloud branding and its actual…

Jun 30, 2026
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Europe and Middle East Cloud Services

Cloud86 B.V.: When hosting looks cheap, measurable, and migratable, what's truly scarce is still trust

The Dutch SME hosting market, commoditized by price and speed tests, is pushed to extremes by Cloud86: €1.95/mo shared hosting, 'Europe's fastest,' free migration, and a bundled product suite. But retention depends on turning migration fear into trust when DNS, email, and legacy…

Jun 30, 2026
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Europe and Middle East Cloud Services

Clouding SASU and the Limited Market for Local Cloud

The business question is straightforward: why would a customer choose a regional cloud operator when AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, OVHcloud, Scaleway, Outscale, Cloud Temple, Clever Cloud, and other providers are just a step away? The answer cannot be 'compute.' Compute is too easy…

Jun 30, 2026
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Europe and Middle East Regional ISP

Internet Service Europe BV and the Economics of Customers Who Never Left

When a market matures, growth ceases to be the most interesting variable. The harder question is survival: why haven't customers left? That is the right way to read Internet Service Europe BV. The company resembles neither a venture-style cloud challenger, a national broadband…

Jun 30, 2026
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Africa Regional ISP

Liquid Kenya and the Enterprise Fiber Margin

Liquid Telecommunications Kenya Limited is interesting for what it is not: not a consumer operator, not a submarine cable owner, not a residential broadband leader. It operates as a Kenyan entity within a pan-African group, with an advantage in enterprise fiber, wholesale…

Jun 30, 2026
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Africa Regional ISP

Liquid South Africa and the Price of Reliable Enterprise Fibre

Wholesale fibre and cloud adjacency in South Africa are no longer markets for raw bandwidth. They are markets for continuity. The buyer is not paying only for Mbps; it is paying to keep branches online, route transactions to cloud platforms without unpredictable public-internet…

Jun 30, 2026
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Africa Regional ISP

MSTelcom and the Oil-Field Logic of Angolan Connectivity

MSTelcom is easiest to misunderstand if it is evaluated as a normal consumer telecom operator. The public evidence points to a different economic species: an Angolan enterprise-connectivity operator born from Sonangol’s industrial requirements, then extended into corporate fixed…

Jun 30, 2026
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Asia-Pacific Datacenter

True Internet Data Center, Myanmar and the Cost of Reliability in a Fragile Market

True Internet Data Center, Myanmar is not primarily a cloud growth story. It is a reliability business operating in a country where reliability itself is scarce.

Jun 30, 2026
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North America Cloud Services

Cloud at Cost and the Afterlife of Ultra-Cheap Cloud

Cloud at Cost is interesting because it exposed a structural contradiction in the phrase “ultra-cheap cloud.” A cheap virtual machine is not hard to imagine.

Jun 30, 2026
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Africa Cloud Services

cloud.mu and the Island Cloud Problem

An island cloud, not a hyperscale rival. The most important thing about cloud.mu is that it is not trying to be “the Mauritian AWS”. It is a local hosting platform that sells web hosting, VPS, backups and dedicated servers, focused on jurisdictional familiarity, local support and…

Jun 30, 2026
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Asia-Pacific Cloud Services

Web In A Box and the Economics of Trust in Small-Market Hosting

Web In A Box, a small Western Australian hosting operator, monetizes trust and local support rather than computing power. Its bundled services (hosting, email, domains, colocation) target SMEs and agencies that want a reachable contact. Its margin depends on its ability to reduce…

Jun 30, 2026
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Global Cloud Services

WebSlice and the Thin-Margin Arithmetic of Boutique Cloud Infrastructure

WebSlice is not an independent global cloud provider, but a brand of a New Zealand hosting group. This article examines how the company attempts to carve out a defensible niche by betting on support, abuse management, and customer trust, rather than proprietary infrastructure.

Jun 30, 2026
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North America Cloud Services

Webair and the Survival of Managed Hosting in a Hyperscale Market

Webair Internet Development should no longer be considered primarily as an independent hosting company selling servers in the traditional sense. Public data indicates something more economically interesting: a managed infrastructure brand whose value survived the collapse of raw…

Jun 30, 2026
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Europe and Middle East Cloud Services

WebTuga and the Bet on Proximity in Portuguese Hosting

Analysis of WebTuga's viability as a local hosting provider against global cloud competition.

Jun 30, 2026
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Asia-Pacific Cloud Services

Webvault and the Survival Problem of Small Australian Hosts

Analysis of Webvault's survival strategy, a small Australian host that relies on proximity, local support, and trust in the face of competition from global cloud giants.

Jun 30, 2026