Among those on the list: SAP, Microsoft and Adobe.
The office collaboration startup joins a crowded field in identity management.
The cognitive computer will study the latest security gathered by IBM and eight universities.
That $253 million just wasn't enough.
The automaker is going from customer to part-owner.
Startup Synergyse joins the Google fold.
AWS is growing fast and was Amazon's most profitable segment last quarter.
Sundar has a six-point plan.
If shareholders had been hoping for Big Blue to bump up its guidance, CFO Martin Shroeter poured cold water on those hopes
Today's big earnings report will also shine a light on the state of Big Blue's Watson cognitive computing business.
Hard as it may be to believe, Aaron Levie has been running Box for 11 years. His company is maturing alongside him.
Box is hopping one of the last big hurdles global companies face in adopting cloud technologies: Data sovereignty laws.
Andy Jassy and Jeff Wilke are now CEOs of their respective units within Amazon.
Expect to see several efforts that allow VR/AR capabilities to be delivered in a thin computing-style application delivery model over the next 12 to 18 months.
It's also growing faster than Amazon did at the 10-year mark, CEO Jeff Bezos writes in a letter to shareholders.
Bluewolf is the biggest consulting partner for Salesforce.com.
Google hopes its AI smarts can boost its cloud game.
How Google is thinking about the cloud.
A plan may be shaping up to buy some cloud software companies whose customers are in the mid-market.
Apple is a paying Google customer -- until its project "McQueen" comes, that is.
The fast-growing office-communication service is the darling of a space whose prospects have recently become cloudy.
When the file you want to share is really big, why bother with the cloud?
Cloud software companies have suffered their longest sustained decline in five years. Does that mean their revolution is over?
Guest starring ... Twilio!
The deal is Big Blue's second for a video services company in as many months.
Big Blue's "strategic imperative" businesses now account for more than a third of annual revenue.
What's after search? A look to the cloud.
Once a curious cottage industry, the service has grown into an essential hub for $1.5 billion in annual software sales.
One executive move shows how Google is getting serious about VR and enterprise.
Blurring the lines between buying in the store and buying online.
Diane Greene, a looming figure in the cloud world, didn't come cheap.
The scale of business data these days is uprooting the $47 billion storage market.