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salavante · 6 years ago

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Top 5 favorite band/songs?

I got double tapped for this so I’m gonna do a top 15. I love music and have eclectic tastes, and so I am going to talk a lot. I think I could be asked what my top 100 were and be able to fill it out (it might even be easier). I’m also going to put this under a readmore so it doesn’t stretch anyone’s dashboard. But, if you’re interested in my thoughts, or are looking for some tunes, give it a whirl. Using “I Say Fever” as a header of sorts.

1. “Desperados Under the Eaves” by Warren Zevon. I first heard it after the end of my first campaign with Jake, and I associate it with Odwain a lot. There is something about it that makes me think of a great, yawning desert opening up in front of me, full of possibility. Someplace I can get lost in. My other favorite songs by Warren Zevon are “Lawyers Guns And Money”, “Veracruz”, “Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner” and “Tule’s Blues”. He would’ve been higher on my Artist ranking but the fact is I pretty much just listen to Excitable Boy over and over again.

2.“I Say Fever” by Ramona Falls. I like the rest of Ramona Falls’ musical catalog, but this one stands out as something really unique and special. It has a sort of ominous, melancholy atmosphere, but has a pulse-pounding, frantic chorus. Oh, and the music video is dope.

3. A Coheed & Cambria song belongs here but it’s very difficult to choose one. I can easily say that they are my favorite band as a whole, and many of their songs are in my regular rotation, but I can’t think of one song specifically that I play over and over again over all the others. Good Apollo I’m A Burning Star IV: From Fear Through The Eyes of Madness is without much question my favorite album, but that’s because I find each song consistently good and that the album as a whole has a really rich, well paced atmosphere. I’m gonna pick more than one song to share a lot, and that’s just gonna be how it is.

“Random Reality Shift” is my favorite song that is acoustic. “In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3” and “The Crowing” are my favorites of their older material. The opening chords to In Keeping Secrets give me chills every time. “The Writing Writer” and “Once Upon Your Dead Body” are my favorite from Good Apollo. “Number City”, “Domino the Destitute”, “Ghost” and “Island” (music video is very entertaining) are my favorite of their newer stuff.

4. “Harvest of Sorrow” / “Mirror Mirror” by Blind Guardian. It’s hard for me to choose my favorite Blind Guardian song, so I’m gonna do a slow one and a fast one. I was first acquainted with “Harvest of Sorrow” as “Mies de dolor”, the spanish version, which I ripped off some website in 2011. And for awhile it was the only Blind Guardian song I had other than Battlefield and The Maid and the Minstrel Knight, and I was only familiar with it in spanish. I went looking through their catalog years later and found it in English, and being able to put words that I could understand to the feeling of melancholy and powerful instrumentals felt like an epiphany. I devoured the rest of their music, which I immediately connected with, and haven’t looked back since. Mirror Mirror is just fast paced and pumping with a very screamable chorus, and also reminds me of Wybjorn. Makes me turn the volume all the way up every time. (my other favorite ones are “Prophecies”, “Twilight of the Gods”, “The Bard’s Song”, which is heartfelt and hopeful, and “Sacred Worlds”)

5. “Skin” by Oingo Boingo, which barely beats out “Just Another Day”, and also “Wild Sex (In The Working Class)” and “No Spill Blood”. Kind of a bummer but in a very cathartic way. A relatable sentiment on a few different levels (mental illness, dysphoria, etc). Sometimes you just need a song that makes you feel sad and introspective, and this is that song.

6. “Input Source Select” by De Staat. GET YOUR FREAKS OUT, LET’S GO. A song for when you’re on the warpath. Reminds me of the feeling of burning, righteous anger because I had it on when I was powerwalking to go give a guy a piece of my mind. Other favorite songs by them are “Sweat Shop”, “Systematic Lover” and “Witch Doctor”.

7. “A Hazy Shade of Winter” by Simon & Garfunkel. I grew up with a lot of music by these guys, and supposedly Paul Simon’s Graceland album played at my parents’ wedding. But, this one is my favorite song by them. It has a sort of anxiety about impermanence that I gel with a LOT. Also, if I had to pick one song for Odwain, it’d be this one. The Bangles cover is pretty good too. I also like “The Boxer”, “Only Living Boy in New York”, “Cecilia”, “America”. My mom is also fond of “Punky’s Dilemma”, which makes me fond of it.

8. “Storm Coming” Gnarls Barkley. I said this in a previous post but a lot of the Gnarls Barkley songs really resonate with me as a person who’s, well, got some mental illness problems. It very much reminds me of the frantic ‘up’ periods I go through where I feel like a force of nature. Something thrilling but also kind of unpredictable and overwhelming. (other picks are “ Run (I’m A Natural Disaster”, “Who’s Gonna Save My Soul”, “Open Book”, “Just A Thought”, “A Little Better”. “Charity Case” reminds me of a really specific time in my life and it just twists my heart like a rag). The album The Odd Couple is all fantastic.

9. “Ghosst(s)” by Lorn. Dark and moody with resonate, grinding orchestral instrumentals. And the music video is fucking amazing, I highly recommend it. In addition, “Weigh Me Down”, “Diamond”, “The Well”, “ Acid Rain” and “Anvil”.

10. “Man” by Neko Case. I don’t really know what her intentions were with this song, I don’t really care. It makes my transmasc ass feel good and like I could knock the teeth outta a guy 10 times my size. And I mean I’ve done this with every other band so far, so, other songs I like are “Where Did I Leave That Fire”, “Furnace Room Lullaby”, “Prison Girls”, “Hold On, Hold On”, and “Atomic Number” And “Supermoon”, which she did with KD Lang and Laura Veirs.

11. “Rabies” by Aesop Rock. Just such a menacing atmosphere to this song, with intense, snappy lyrics. “It might’ve heard something in the walls / could’ve been voices / could’ve been claws / could’ve been the rebel yell of something more evolved”. Other picks - “TUFF”, “Kirby”, “Rings”, “None Shall Pass”, “Supercell”.

12. “The Shrine / An Argument” by The Fleet Foxes. Folksy, Good n long with a really amazing, swelling transition. Another incredible music video, which had art direction by Stacy Rozich, who is a wonderful illustrator. I like this band a lot in general, other good songs are “Mykonos”, “Grown Ocean”, “Blue Ridge Mountains” and “English House”.

13. “Mistadobalina” by Del The Funkee Homosapien. The Gorillaz were a gateway to me in regards to finding the rest of Del’s music. Mistadobalina remains my favorite, however, and is the catchiest shit in the world, though I also really like his Deltron 3030 stuff - “Mastermind” “3030” and “Time Keeps Slipping”.

14. “Squarehead” by Hello Seahorse. This song is very dear to me, as it reminds me of one of my most favorite people and the stuff we’ve made together. Other songs I like by them are “Tristes”, “Para Mi”, “El Artista” and “Can Let You Go”.

15. “Atomic Bomb” by William Onyeabor (both the Original and the Hot Chip Remix, they’re both good in different ways.) The remix is really smooth and bouncy, but the original is very mellow and has a lot of its own unique character. A lot of his songs are 6-7 minutes long, but have more instrumentals than vocals, making his voice feel precious. I also like “Fantastic Man”, “Body And Soul”, and the Heaven & Hell Remix of “Do You Want A Man”.Thank you for coming with me on this, a ~musical journey~.

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lewsimon82 · 5 years ago

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Anything-As-a-Service Market Size, Share, Application, Segment, Analysis, Regional Outlook, Growth Strategies and Forecasts, 2019-2026

The global Anything-As-a-Service Market size is expected to enlarge during the forecast period, 2019 - 2026. Significant adoption of deployment technologies such as cloud and on-premise favors the market growth. Anything-as-a-service is a form of cloud computing that provides several services based on computers and applications to users via networking technologies.

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Fundamental shift in perspective for XaaS models are well know which results in a low capital expenditure. Governments in several countries are now keen on adopting XaaS models in order to reduce the complexity of networks that kept hindering multiple processes from attaining full potential. At present, in several countries, network complexity continues to remain as a huge barrier for cloud networks i.e. even though cloud solutions are full-proof, there are new challenges and prevent the government from preferring to cloud solutions at all.

Anything-as-a-service market is significantly driven by increase in demand for technological advantage such as scalability and resource agility, the market is gaining a wide attention. In addition, a robust approach for XaaS in the entrepreneurial sector holds a lot of importance, which is a major aspect of the market growth. Cost benefits and minimal operational expenditure is likely to influence potential prospects for future developments. Significant investments for service models under XaaS approach is likely to enhance the market growth during the forecast period. However, low awareness pertaining to its benefits are strongly analyzed as market restraints.

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netmetic · 6 years ago

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Providing Innovative Solutions to Hyperscale Data Center Challenges

Some of the challenges of today’s data center infrastructure include underutilization of resources, inefficiencies in IT operations, and expensive refresh and scale-out options. The typical utilization rate for server CPUs are under 50 percent, even with virtualization. Intel® Rack Scale Design (Intel® RSD) addresses these challenges with an innovative architectural design that replaces traditional servers with disaggregated hardware “pools” of compute, storage, and accelerator resources.

These pooled resources are composable; they can be stitched together at the software level and exposed at the orchestration level as virtual or physical servers. All of this is based on industry standard APIs to allow for interoperability between vendors. The benefits of this design include maximized resource utilization, increased agility, and lower costs. In Intel’s newest version of RSD, we have introduced our newest feature of pooling NVMe storage over fabrics using Ethernet.

Intel® RSD Release 2.3 provides new capabilities for storage pooling for Supermicro Rack Scale Design (SRSD)

Supermicro, a long-time collaborator with Intel, has built the Supermicro Rack Scale Design (SRSD)* product line based on the Intel® RSD specifications, and continues to evolve the line with each new version of Intel® RSD. With SRSD 2.1, customers were able to disaggregate their SAS/SATA storage using iSCSI (Internet Small Computer Systems Interface), improving storage utilization by allowing customers to assign storage where it is needed most.

With SRSD release 2.2 Supermicro improved upon this pooled storage option and allowed for disaggregated NVMe storage over PCIe via point-to-point connections between compute servers and storage. Storage pooling over PCIe provides very high bandwidth with low latency due to the direct speed from the PCIe bus. However, PCIe is inherently limited by cable length which in turn limits the ability to span across multiple racks and the total amount of storage available for composition.

This limitation is addressed in Intel® RSD v2.3, which Supermicro is now incorporating into the SRSD product line. With this latest version, disaggregated NVMe storage can be connected and pooled over fabric, using RDMA-enabled network interface controllers (NICs) to connect storage to servers through Ethernet cards (Figure 1). Pooling storage in this way overcomes the scalability and cable-length limitations present in NMVe over PCIe, improving scalability and connectivity across multiple racks while maintaining high bandwidth and low latency. Assuming a 33-percent utilization rate generally seen in today’s data centers, Supermicro estimates a company can realize an approximately 45-percent savings in CapEx with a disaggregated architecture of eight nodes sharing 32 drives. With a disaggregated architecture and composable nodes, a company could run even more workloads in parallel, resulting in an increased utilization of these existing resources.

Fig. 1: A visualization of NVMe over Fabrics using RDMA Ethernet in an Intel® RSD-based solution which provides increased scalability across multiple racks inside a POD.

Storage pooling is fundamental to Storage as a Service

Service providers can offer a dedicated storage environment where storage is rented by other companies or individuals. The storage provider then supplies the client with the software required to transfer, access, and back-up their data, among other specific workloads. This service is sometimes called Storage as a Service (STaaS).

STaaS provides elastic orchestration including the ability to move data intact between systems when necessary as well as attach and detach resources easily. However, service providers suffer from the same poor utilization rates. In order for service providers to maximize the utilization and efficiency of their hardware infrastructure, dynamic allocation of this storage is key.

The newest release of Intel® RSD provides this key ability to pool storage and integrate storage management via industry standard APIs which improve the delivery of STaaS substantially. By deploying a software-defined infrastructure on Intel® RSD 2.3, service providers can benefit from improved operational efficiency and utilization, shorter time to market, and a lower total cost of ownership. Ultimately, Intel® RSD could improve the profitability of cloud-based storage services.

The newest RSD 2.3 benefits many kinds of data centers

Intel® RSD provides disaggregation, composability, and interoperability with added improvements in storage pooling over fabrics and STaaS management. Supermicro has taken advantage of these capabilities from Intel® RSD in their new SRSD 2.3 product. Cloud service providers, communication service providers, and enterprises alike can take advantage of these improvements. They could see enhanced utilization of resources, efficiencies in operations, and substantial savings.

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techipedia-blog1 · 7 years ago

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Cloud Computing: The Simplified Architecture and Service Provider

Cloud Computing

The virtual world is getting bigger and vaguer and the demands of the IT industry are increasing every day. Cloud computing is one such virtual world that can suffice all the needs of the IT industry. Cloud computing delivers enhanced capacity, better capabilities, and no investment for expensive IT infrastructure. Cloud computing came into existence because the typical working of an application was too distended and this increased the maintenance time. The cloud offers numerous applications and services, but the two which have proven helpful for the users are the cloud architecture and cloud services.

The Architecture

The architecture of cloud computing is the architecture that is delivered as a cloud service to the users. The cloud architecture works in two ways front-end and back-end. The front-end architecture is the side of cloud that user sees. Also, for the front-end architecture the only thing required is internet, which helps both the front-end as well as the back-end to communicate with one another. The user can access any kind of cloud interface, but the most basic kind of front-end cloud model that a user uses is web browser.

The back-end model, it is nothing but the cloud itself. One single cloud can be broken down into several categories such as the infrastructure, storage, and the cloud service. The cloud storage is a vast space that stores all the user data and backup of the data. The user can practically save anything; however, the only limitations would be the internet speed and connection. The better the internet connection the better cloud service provided.

Cloud Service

The cloud is ‘gigantic’ space, and it offers an endless list of possibilities. However, when the time comes to choose the right kind of cloud service for you, it becomes a tough decision. The name of the services may confuse the users, but the brief description will help the user choose the ideal service. So, following is a host of services provided by cloud computing:

1. Software-as-a-Service (SaaS): This model uses a multitenant application to deliver one application to numerous consumers through a browser. The customer is not required to invest a single penny for software licensing or for acquiring a server. Also, on the provider end, they have to maintain one app, and the costs for the same are relatively low as compared to the orthodox hosting methods. This model is also known as the “on-demand software.”

2. Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS): Also known as the “utility computing,” this particular form of cloud computing is getting a brand new life. This model provides a virtual server where you can store your data that you can access whenever required. The IaaS is mainly used for supplemental and non-critical needs. On the other hand, there are providers that offer solutions for creating virtual datacenters. Better memory, good storage capacity, and a virtual resource pool is what IaaS offers.

3. Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS): This model delivers a platform for computing, environment for the execution of programming language, and operating system. The user has the liberty to create personalized cloud platforms or software solutions. This model also offers application building for the developers with the resources freely available on cloud computing. The benefit of this model is that the users don’t have to pay for expensive infrastructure requirements as the cloud service provider manages it.

4. Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS): With the help of this service model, the users can virtualize the desktop infrastructure. The user does not have to use the desktop from his computer, they can use the virtual desktop provided by cloud. This makes the desktop available for the users at any location and any given time. The only use of user computer desktop is to send control signals on their cloud.

5. Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS): This being a relatively new service of cloud computing, this model lets the developers conveniently link the applications to the backend storage system. By doing so, the developers no longer have to develop individual backend services.

6. Storage-as-a-Service (STaaS): This model rents cloud space to the users. If you need more space to store your data, then you can easily add it with this model. Storing data on cloud is much more affordable.

7. Security-as-a-Service (SECaaS): This model provides anti-virus to the users and intimates them for intrusion detection on their cloud. The users don’t have to waste hours in downloading this service; this service can be accessible once the user connects to the internet.

The traditional hosting services are long gone and replaced by cloud computing. Unlike the traditional services, cloud computing is sold as per your requirements and demands. The user can use even the minimum service anytime and all these services are managed by the cloud provider. Cloud computing has introduced a technology that not only saves money, but also time. Technology is in the process of great advancements. If you have used cloud, do let us know your experience.

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awscertified-blog · 7 years ago

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Which one is the best and has more scope in the next 5 years: Amazon Web Services, Google's Compute Engine or IBM cloud computing?

All the three companies are leader in their own fields. Amazon web services will maintain its leading position in cloud computing market as it has dedicated large parts of data centres and infrastructure towards it. AWS provides all services like IaaS, SaaS, PaaS, StaaS etc. targeted specifically for business environment, like if you have a small company but do not have the resources to buy servers, you can easily request AWS the required hardware, OS, type and amount of storage, number of processors, amount of RAM etc. and these things will be delivered immediately at a price charged per time. This makes AWS the leader in this segment of cloud computing.

Google provides mainly personal level cloud services - Google drive as StaaS service, google docs as SaaS, no considerable IaaS and PaaS services as far as I know. Moreover many apps in android and other mobile based OS are based upon cloud services ( its because an average mobile has very decent storage of 8-32 gb, which makes cloud storage a popular choice among developers). Conclusively, google's cloud business is mainly focussed upon personal usage rather than business entities.

IBM today is in transformational stage - from hardware to software to new technologies like cloud computing. Its has already designed it cloud which is modelled on lines of AWS but is still to pick up owing to huge market capture by amazon.

These are just three companies you asked about but for some additional knowledge Redhat and VM Ware are two companies which have invested heavily in cloud computing. While Red Hat is using Openstack as its cloud platform, VM Ware has developed lot of products of their own. These companies have been ranked 3rd and 2nd respectively in the list of most innovative companies. Now a days Microsoft is also focussing upon cloud and mobile services with their cloud product - Microsoft Azure.

So, most of the companies are shifting their business in cloud services as it is the future owing to greater internet connectivity and more secure data centres.

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Increasing penetration of hybrid cloud will drive the Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Market

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Increasing penetration of hybrid cloud will drive the IaaS market

Implementation of hybrid cloud architecture helps organizations avoid placing all their data at one place. Having all the data at one place makes organizations vulnerable to unexpected disasters. Hybrid cloud reduces the chance of data loss and threat in case of any adverse situation as compared to public cloud. Private cloud deployment is the safest mode of cloud deployment, but it is very expensive. Thus, hybrid cloud offers distinct advantages when it comes to security, confidentiality, and recovery of critical data or information and business continuity planning. It also helps the organizations reduce the expenses by providing the option of storing data either on-premise or any of the deployment modes, simultaneously. The data preserved on-premise in hybrid cloud helps in faster recovery and protects physical and virtual operating systems and applications.

IT and telecom sector is projected to showcase robust growth in the IaaS market

The IT and telecom vertical is one of the major verticals that generates huge amounts of data. Customer-focused organizations such as BFSI generating huge volume of financial and business data look at storage and security convenience for smooth business continuity. Thus, managed hosting, DRaaS, STaaS solutions provide businesses with cost effective computing and storage capabilities.

The key IaaS vendors and service providers profiled in the report include – AWS, IBM, Cisco Systems, Google Inc., VMware, Microsoft, Rackspace, Fujitsu, CSC, and Profitbricks among many others. Several key innovators have also been showcased in the study including Mindtree and Savvis.

Growing demand from increasing number of SMBs and the governments’ efforts to digitalize the economy creates remarkable potential for the IaaS market in the APAC region

The APAC region is expected to experience extensive growth opportunities in the next few years. The existence of a large working population and developing technology hubs, have expanded the competitive environment in the region. The countries such as China, Japan, and India, putting in efforts to deploy various data centers in country to increase the internet penetration in the rural areas of their economies, but also to digitalize the government sites and other processes are likely to increase the adoption of IaaS by 2020. These developments clubbed with a growing demand of enterprise level computing capabilities from massive and growing number of SMBs, signifies a tremendous growth potential for the IaaS market in the region.

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Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Market to Witness Impressive Growth Ahead

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Future Predictions on Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Market

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Growing demand from increasing number of SMBs and the governments’ efforts to digitalize the economy creates remarkable potential for the IaaS market in the APAC region

Increasing penetration of hybrid cloud will drive the IaaS market

IT and telecom sector is projected to showcase robust growth in the IaaS market

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Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Market has huge potential to grow rapidly

IaaS is a form of cloud computing relying on an underlying pool of physical computing resources, such as servers, network connections, load balancers, and bandwidth, which are provided in a virtualized environment “as a service” by the Cloud Service Providers (CSPs). Organizations are adopting IaaS solutions owing to the growing volume of business and financial data and other critical information among the businesses in various verticals, the need for reducing the burden of cost and IT administration, and need to focus more on their core operations. Moreover, the technological advancements have led to increased mobility, BYOD, and other digitalization trends in numerous sectors. Ease in deployment, scalability, and flexibility of services as well as low cost benefits are some of the factors bolstering the growth in IaaS market. Increasing penetration of hybrid cloud will drive the IaaS market Implementation of hybrid cloud architecture helps organizations avoid placing all their data at one place. Having all the data at one place makes organizations vulnerable to unexpected disasters. Hybrid cloud reduces the chance of data loss and threat in case of any adverse situation as compared to public cloud. Private cloud deployment is the safest mode of cloud deployment, but it is very expensive. Thus, hybrid cloud offers distinct advantages when it comes to security, confidentiality, and recovery of critical data or information and business continuity planning. It also helps the organizations reduce the expenses by providing the option of storing data either on-premise or any of the deployment modes, simultaneously. The data preserved on-premise in hybrid cloud helps in faster recovery and protects physical and virtual operating systems and applications. For More Information http://www.prnewswire.co.in/news-releases/infrastructure-as-a-service-iaas-market-worth-5605-billion-usd-by-2020-558906421.html IT and telecom sector is projected to showcase robust growth in the IaaS market The IT and telecom vertical is one of the major verticals that generates huge amounts of data. Customer-focused organizations such as BFSI generating huge volume of financial and business data look at storage and security convenience for smooth business continuity. Thus, managed hosting, DRaaS, STaaS solutions provide businesses with cost effective computing and storage capabilities. The key IaaS vendors and service providers profiled in the report include – AWS, IBM, Cisco Systems, Google Inc., VMware, Microsoft, Rackspace, Fujitsu, CSC, and Profitbricks among many others. Several key innovators have also been showcased in the study including Mindtree and Savvis. Growing demand from increasing number of SMBs and the governments’ efforts to digitalize the economy creates remarkable potential for the IaaS market in the APAC region The APAC region is expected to experience extensive growth opportunities in the next few years. The existence of a large working population and developing technology hubs, have expanded the competitive environment in the region. The countries such as China, Japan, and India, putting in efforts to deploy various data centers in country to increase the internet penetration in the rural areas of their economies, but also to digitalize the government sites and other processes are likely to increase the adoption of IaaS by 2020. These developments clubbed with a growing demand of enterprise level computing capabilities from massive and growing number of SMBs, signifies a tremendous growth potential for the IaaS market in the region. MarketsandMarkets broadly segments the IaaS market by solution; by deployment type; and by user type. The study covers more than 9 industry verticals including IT & telecom, BFSI, government, healthcare, retail and e-commerce, media and entertainment, manufacturing, energy and utilities and others including education and research, hospitality, transportation and logistics. About MarketsandMarkets MarketsandMarkets is world’s No. 2 firm in terms of annually published premium market research reports. Serving 1700 global fortune enterprises with more than 1200 premium studies in a year, M&M is catering to multitude of clients across 8 different industrial verticals. We specialize in consulting assignments and business research across high growth markets, cutting edge technologies and newer applications. Our 850 fulltime analyst and SMEs at MarketsandMarkets are tracking global high growth markets following the "Growth Engagement Model – GEM". 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Global Overview on Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Market

Increasing penetration of hybrid cloud will drive the IaaS market

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IT and telecom sector is projected to showcase robust growth in the IaaS market

Growing demand from increasing number of SMBs and the governments’ efforts to digitalize the economy creates remarkable potential for the IaaS market in the APAC region

For More Information http://www.marketsandmarkets.com/Market-Reports/infrastructure-as-service-market-262058075.html

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