Microsoft finally reveals a pure revenue number for its Azure cloud computing business. Here's how that compares with AWS.

So to get the latest on AWS vs Azure, we talked to IT professionals in Spiceworks, who ultimately set up and manage IaaS cloud services, to share the merits of each platform and their opinions on the ...

Incidentally, AWS is investing in adding sales people. So here we are. Microsoft Azure vs. AWS and the cloud market has matured enough to where we're seeing a sales ground war.

AWS follows a pay-as-you-go scheme and charges per hour; Azure also follows the pay-as-you-go model and charges per minute, which provides a more accurate pricing model. Computing ...

AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud data on public cloud costs, monthly spending, VMs, discount programs and cloud adoption rates, according to Flexera’s new 2023 report.

AWS has enjoyed the largest share of the IaaS market since its rollout in 2006. Today AWS maintains roughly a 33% share, with Microsoft Azure at 16%, and Google Cloud at 8%.

In the race for government market dominance, AWS offers AWS for Government, described as a high-availability cloud platform sporting the security and reliability needed by government organizations ...

Microsoft significantly exceeded earnings expectations for the June quarter and disclosed its standalone annual Azure revenue ...

However, according to Flexera’s new 2022 State of the Cloud report, Azure is gaining ground on AWS, while Google is currently being experimented by many for potential future plans.

With Microsoft’s Azure Kubernetes Service and Google Kubernetes Engine, however, a few quick commands do the trick, and the cluster is up and running within minutes.

Azure also follows a pay-as-you-go model, but it charges per minute—a way more exact pricing model than AWS. Google Cloud also follows a to-the-minute pricing process.