Why Teams Migrate Off a Managed Service and Then Move Back
The migration pattern is more common than vendor retention figures suggest, and the reasons are consistent.
The migration pattern is more common than vendor retention figures suggest, and the reasons are consistent.
Connection handling looks trivial and shows up in every bill. A breakdown of where the overhead actually sits.
We read a year of public incident write-ups. The most common causes were not the ones the headlines focused on.
Audit requirements are moving upstream into how code is built, not just how it is operated.
Racks, power and cooling are now the binding constraints on deployment, ahead of processors.
Corporate sponsorship remains the backbone of much critical infrastructure. What happens when budgets tighten.
A look at announced build-outs by geography, and the constraint that is shaping most of them.
Announced capacity additions stayed high, particularly in regions with available power and grid headroom.
Median transaction values were broadly stable, with buyers paying for durable annual commitments rather than growth multiples.
Lead times for mainstream accelerator orders shortened, with allocation shifting from a first-come basis to contracted capacity.