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Senior Editor, Infrastructure & AI
Elena Chen focuses on the evolution of data center hardware and AI-driven infrastructure. Her work highlights sustainable energy solutions and the global GPU supply chain.
elena.chen@cloudtechdaily.comAnalyzing cross-border data flows is no longer a simple technical issue, but a structural governance challenge woven by multiple legal systems (privacy law, trade law, sovereignty law), exploring its profound impact on enterprise IT architecture, operations, and compliance.
In-depth analysis of how generative AI drives the paradigm shift in cloud computing, from platform engineering to multi-cloud integration, exploring new directions for enterprise architectural decisions, cost optimization, and governance in the computing power arms race.
In-depth analysis of the latest policy trends in content moderation, AI regulation, and data governance for major global economies. Discuss the profound impact of these policy changes on corporate IT architecture, compliance costs, and long-term strategic planning.
In-depth analysis of the explosive growth of AI infrastructure and how it drives fundamental changes in enterprise IT architecture. This article provides forward-looking strategic decision-making references for CIOs and CTOs from the perspectives of computing power requirements, multi-cloud strategy, data center evolution, and security compliance.
In-depth analysis of the growth drivers in the data compliance monitoring market, exploring how enterprise IT architecture must adapt to continuous regulatory demands and technological changes in the era of AI and global regulation.
In-depth analysis of the disruptive impact of generative AI on enterprise IT architecture, cost structure, and market landscape. From GPU clusters to AI-native cloud, explore how enterprises can build a resilient, secure, and efficient digital foundation in the new era of computing power.
In-depth analysis of the global cloud market share changes in 2026, exploring how Google Cloud can challenge the position of AWS and Azure in the AI infrastructure field through custom AI chips and the Gemini ecosystem. Insights into the profound impact of AI-driven computing power competition on enterprise IT architecture.
From Greece to Canada, regulatory perspectives across six jurisdictions show that personal data is expanding from “identifiable individuals” to “inferable, linkable, and traceable,” with algorithmic outputs, behavioral profiles, biometric and neural data being brought within the scope of compliance.
From May to August 2026, Oracle released a series of multicloud updates in rapid succession: Interconnect for AWS became generally available, ExaDB-XS and Exadata Exascale entered AWS and Google Cloud respectively, and its global regions expanded to 22. This article analyzes their impact on cross-cloud database architectures and enterprise multicloud decisions from four perspectives: technical mechanisms, cost structure, compliance constraints, and the competitive landscape.
An enterprise-oriented digital transformation guide that lists cloud migration, data analytics, generative AI, AI agents, security, and AI governance as service items. This article treats this catalog as a slice of market structure, analyzing the ongoing shift in the center of gravity of enterprise IT capability lists and its implications for CTOs and CIOs in terms of budget, architecture, and compliance.
Based on the Market Research Future report, the enterprise collaboration market is expected to grow from $77.95 billion in 2026 to $218.7 billion by 2035. AI Copilot, hybrid work, and cloud migration are driving collaboration tools to evolve toward AI-native cloud workloads. This article analyzes market trends from the perspectives of enterprise IT architecture and digital infrastructure.
In Q3 2025, global cloud infrastructure services market revenue reached $107 billion, a year-on-year increase of 28%, setting a new record. AWS's share continued to decline to 29%, while Microsoft and Google stabilized at 20% and 13% respectively, with AI computing power becoming the core engine of market growth.
The Japan Data Protection as a Service (DPaaS) market is expected to reach $3.36 billion by 2029, with a compound annual growth rate of 20.5%, driven by APPI regulations and digital transformation. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the technological, business, and industry impacts behind this trend.
In the third quarter of 2025, the global cloud infrastructure services market reached $107 billion, a 28% year-over-year increase, with AI becoming the core driver. AWS's market share further declined to 29%, while Microsoft and Google remained stable, and the market landscape is undergoing profound changes.
According to the Turner & Townsend report, AI data center construction has become the most capacity-constrained sector in global construction, with labor shortages driving up costs, making prefabrication and modular construction the key to breaking the deadlock.
Based on the Fortune Business Insights report, this article analyzes the growth trends of the global public cloud market through 2034, exploring the impact of AI infrastructure, hybrid/multi-cloud approaches, and industry cloud platforms on enterprise IT architecture.
The global cloud computing market size is expected to reach $781.27 billion in 2025, and is projected to exceed $2.9 trillion by 2034, with AI infrastructure becoming the core driving force.
Wasabi Technologies has released the 2026 Global Cloud Storage Index, indicating that enterprise cloud storage spending is shifting from pay-as-you-go to fixed pricing, with data gravity and AI workloads driving explosive storage demand. This article analyzes the profound impact of this trend on enterprise IT architecture from the dimensions of technology, cost, and market competition.
Anthropic has proposed renting up to $10 billion in computing capacity from Meta, while signing major contracts with xAI, TeraWulf, and others, signaling that frontier AI labs are separating model development from infrastructure ownership, redistributing construction, financing, and licensing risks.
After completing the $32 billion acquisition of Wiz, Google Cloud has launched an "agentic defense" platform based on intelligent security agents, designed to automate threat detection, investigation, and remediation in response to AI-accelerated cloud attacks. This article analyzes the impact of this strategy on enterprise IT architecture, the cloud security market, and long-term technology trends.