Google is finally expanding the reach of its Anthos hybrid-cloud platform into competing clouds with an initial multicloud push into Amazon Web Services (AWS) and plans to tap into Microsoft Azure.

While it may come across as a mere addition to the Anthos supported platforms - Google Cloud, VMware and AWS - there is more to it. From the timing to the architecture to the pricing, the Anthos team ...

At the recently concluded Cloud Next conference, Google announced the general availability of Anthos, an enterprise hybrid, and multi-cloud platform. Though there were over 100 announcements made at ...

Billed as Linux for the cloud, Google’s Anthos multi-cloud management platform promises to make it easier for enterprises to manage their applications regardless of where they choose to run them – on ...

Google LLC announced today that its hybrid cloud application development platform Anthos is now available on bare-metal servers, giving customers more choice on how and where to run their hybrid cloud ...

Google Cloud launched the Anthos platform in April 2019, promising customers a way to run Kubernetes workloads on-premises, in the Google Cloud, and, crucially, in other major public clouds including ...

The renamed Google Cloud Services Platform uses Kubernetes to build and manage hybrid applications for on-premises or the cloud Google has released the production version of its Anthos platform for ...

Google LLC today expanded the capabilities of its hybrid cloud application development platform Anthos, with an eye to helping companies modernize their most critical business applications. To that ...

I've been studying the news coming out of Google Cloud Next '20: On Air, the now digital-only version of their yearly developer conference that's been spread out over 9 weeks. So far the stand-out has ...