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New Amazon S3 Glacier storage class is designed to offer the lowest cost storage for milliseconds retrieval of archived data—also available as a new access tier in Amazon S3 Intelligent-Tiering New ...

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Despite slight changes in market share over the past few quarters, Amazon Web Services continues to keep its crown as the winner of the cloud wars. The Seattle-based company in the second quarter of ...

Amazon's incredibly profitable business may just be starting its long-term growth story amid the AI revolution.

Millions of apps, websites and services rely on AWS, one of the world's largest cloud computing platforms. Here's what we ...

From the new AWS Mountpoint for Amazon S3 to expanding support for copying data to and from other clouds like Oracle and NetApp, here’s seven new AWS cloud storage offerings just launched. Some of the ...

Amazon’s AMZN cloud-computing arm Amazon Web Services (“AWS”) unveiled One Zone storage classes for Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS). With the launch, the company strives to offer an option of ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) today announced a significant price drop for some of its storage services. In addition, it is also launched a few new features for developers who want to use its Glacier cold ...

Amazon Web Services Inc. today introduced a host of additions to its data storage portfolio headlined by the new Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP service, a managed implementation of NetApp Inc.’s popular ...

Clouds and flash may sound like the description for a sudden summer thunderstorm, but they actually represent the two most disruptive forces in the enterprise storage business over the past 15 years.

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