Cloud storage demand increasing

From AFR today...

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Chinese internet conglomerate Alibaba is charting an uncertain path in the cloud computing market in Australia, as the company seeks to grow its operations while managing the heightened scrutiny on Chinese technology firms.



Alibaba reported last week that earnings growth fell to 41 per cent in the December quarter, its slowest since 2016, amid a broader economic slowdown. But cloud computing – a key pillar in the $595 billion company's international expansion – remained among the fastest growing parts of the business, posting a revenue increase of 84 per cent year-on-year to $1.3 billion.



Cloud computing is a catch-all term for infrastructure, platform and software services that companies provide over the internet. Experts say that cloud offers greater user mobility and cost efficiency, but warn that it carries distinctive security and privacy risks.

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Not the first report or article I have seen that suggests SCM (storage class memory) is big business.

Alibaba, WD, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, IBM, Salesforce...

the appetite for cheaper commercial running costs is as big as the appetite for the cloud itself.

Trade, hold or sit on the sidelines. Whichever way you go about 4DS, just know this: When those results come in good...
Buckle up