I spoke at Glue Con last week, a developer-oriented conference held in Denver this year. What’s the core message from the conference around cloud computing? You can answer that question with three ...

If APIs enable cloud computing, what happens when it comes to portability? Will anyone voluntarily let me off of their cloud? We need standards to support functions such as portability. Dave Rosenberg ...

Nowadays, it is increasingly easier to lose one’s self in dashboards, visualisation tools, nice graphics, and all sorts of button-like approaches to cloud computing. Since the last decade, UX work has ...

The hyperscalers were quick to support AI agents and the Model Context Protocol. Use these official MCP servers from the major cloud providers to automate your cloud operations.

The use of the cloud is now mainstream and, despite some concerns, it is generally accepted that the public cloud is not inherently insecure. In fact, in many cases it is more secure than most data ...

In today's fast-paced business landscape, the need for revolutionizing B2B integration (Business-to-Business)is more pressing than ever. Traditional B2B systems, while effective in their time, no ...

As the shift from the traditional world of monolithic enterprise applications accelerates, a host of new problems are arriving. And one of them could be hiding serious issues for anyone considering ...

IBM announced today that it was updating its Quantum Experience cloud with a new API that it hopes will increase the abilities of researchers and other interested parties to build more sophisticated ...

Eugene Xiong is the Founder and Chairman of the Board of Foxit, a leading provider of innovative PDF products and services. The way software is developed and functions has changed dramatically in ...

It’s important to understand that APIs are a distraction from the real challenges facing card issuers. The significant shift comes from the rise of the cloud and the resulting user experience that ...

But embracing the cloud for building and managing new applications means security teams cannot deploy the traditional security technologies and processes they’ve long relied on to thwart cyberattacks.