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Google Cloud’s London outage disrupted banking apps and business services. Learn what happened and what IT teams should check after service recovery.
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The Dutch Tax and Customs Administration is reversing a planned Microsoft 365 cloud migration as officials seek greater control over sensitive government data.
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Amazon is reportedly considering an $8 billion Nvidia chip sale-leaseback as it looks for new ways to finance its massive AI infrastructure buildout.
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West Java has ordered BDx to halt work on its 640MW AI data center until required building permits and environmental approvals are completed.
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The EU and Philippines are nearing a trade pact that could reshape digital commerce, cloud access, and public-sector tech procurement.
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Indonesia’s One Data Bill puts cross-border data transfers, data sovereignty, and overseas processing rules under formal negotiation.
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The Philippines’ $34.4 billion AI infrastructure plan targets 1.5 GW of data center capacity by 2033, as two US hyperscalers evaluate sites.
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Anthropic reportedly signed a $35 billion Lambda cloud deal tied to a Texas data center leased by Nvidia and developed by Hut 8 for Claude computing capacity.
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Anthropic eyed up to 5GW of AI data center capacity in NSW. Here’s what the potential buildout could mean for Australia’s power grid and IT leaders.
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Google adds pay-as-you-go pricing, spending caps and savings plans to help businesses manage Gemini Enterprise agent costs and unpredictable usage.
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Microsoft and Meta are both pouring billions into AI infrastructure, but investors are rewarding Microsoft’s clearer links between spending, cloud revenue, paid Copilot adoption, and contracted demand.
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Amazon reportedly plans to consolidate several Nova AI models. Here’s what the strategy shift could mean for AWS and enterprise AI customers.
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Google raised its 2026 capital expenditure forecast to as much as $205 billion as AI demand drives more investment in cloud infrastructure and data centers.
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An AWS software bug showed some customers billing estimates in the billions and trillions. Here is what failed, why invoices were unaffected, and what IT teams should know.
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Oracle cut about 21,000 jobs in fiscal 2026 as it restructures around AI and cloud infrastructure, raising questions for enterprise buyers.
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Alibaba Cloud opened two Paris availability zones as European enterprises weigh data sovereignty, resilience, and AI infrastructure needs.
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Selon le média américain Business Insider, GitHub croule sous les commits générés par l'IA, au point que Microsoft doit faire appel à AWS, son concurrent direct dans le cloud, pour tenir la cadence.
Si vous faites tourner un petit serveur gratuit chez Oracle, je vous invite prestement, comme dirait Godefroy, à aller vérifier votre compte. Car oui mes amis, Oracle vient de diviser par deux son offre "Always Free" sur les machines ARM, et ils l'ont fait sans prévenir personne. Bouuuuuh ! Cela veut dire que leur fameuse bécane gratuite à 4 cœurs ARM (Ampere A1) et 24 Go de RAM, celle que la moitié de la communauté self-hosting fait tourner pour héberger son site web, son VPN ou son petit lab , est officiellement passée à 2 OCPU et 12 Go de mémoire .
La tristesse m'envahit... snif.
Cela veut donc dire que si vous avez une instance configurée en 4 OCPU / 24 Go, vous êtes dorénavant au-dessus de la limite gratuite. Vous devrez donc rapidement la redimensionner à 2 OCPU / 12 Go, et ça, ça prend 5 à 10 minutes.
Pour ce faire, il faudra vous rendre sur l'affreux dashboard d'Oracle Cloud. Vous ouvrez alors votre instance, Actions puis More actions puis Edit. Vous dépliez la ensuite la section Shape du VM.Standard.A1.Flex, vous mettez 2 OCPU et 12 Go, vous sauvegardez et vous validez le reboot comme des bonhommes, lol.
Ouais, faut redémarrer le VPS, puis se reconnecter dessus en SSH, et c'est réglé. Le guide de Viren070 détaille ce redimensionnement vers 2 OCPU pas à pas si vous voulez être un peu plus tenu par la main.
Et si vous ne touchez à rien parce que balek frrr ??? Et bien si votre compte est en Pay-As-You-Go, tout ce qui dépassera la nouvelle limite gratuite risque de vous être facturé, d'après les retours d'utilisateurs qui ont contacté le support Oracle. Et si vous êtes sur un compte purement gratuit, c'est l'instance elle-même qui peut être stoppée ou récupérée par Oracle. Bref, dans les deux cas, mieux vaut s'en occuper soi-même que de découvrir le problème en mode facture surprise ou disparition de serveur.
Je trouve quand même que le plus gênant dans cette histoire, c'est le silence d'Oracle. Ils n'ont fait aucune annonce ni aucun mail aux clients. Les gens s'en sont rendus compte simplement parce que la page de doc a changé... D'ailleurs, au moment où j'écris ces lignes, le simulateur de coûts d'Oracle affiche encore 0 € pour une instance 4 OCPU / 24 Go, ce qui me laisse penser que la facturation réelle pourrait se déclencher possiblemenet un peu plus tard.
Personne ne sait exactement quand le couperet tombera en fait et c'est ça le souci...
Petite précaution au passage, si vous redimensionnez, sur ARM, Oracle est en permanence à court de capacité... Donc quand vous éteignez votre instance pour la reconfigurer, rien ne vous garantit que vous récupérerez vos cœurs au reboot. Ils peuvent très bien partir à quelqu'un d'autre donc si vous tenez plus à votre machine qu'à vos propres gosses, passez le compte en Pay-As-You-Go avant de la redimensionner. Cela vous permettra de réduire le risque de le voir se faire dégommer.
Et voilà comme un bout d'offre "Always Free" (ce qui veut dire en français, "Toujours gratuit", je me permets de le souligner en toute subtilité QUAND MÊME) vient de prendre fin... Après c'est un peu logique parce que 4 cœurs ARM offerts à vie, c'était plutôt généreux dans le monde dans lequel on vit.
Mais bon, diviser leur offre par deux sans prévenir, en laissant notamment les comptes Pay-As-You-Go se prendre potentiellement une claque en facture alors qu'ils n'ont pas été prévenu, c'est pas un move que la communauté des adorateur du grand Oracle va apprécier je pense...
Bref, si vous avez une instance ARM chez Oracle, allez la vérifier maintenant parce que 5 petites minutes de resize aujourd'hui valent mieux qu'une facture surprise demain...
Microsoft reportedly cut 200 to 400 Azure jobs in China as US and Chinese data rules tighten around cloud operations.
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The EU’s tech sovereignty package targets cloud, chips, AI infrastructure, and open source as Europe tries to reduce foreign tech dependence.
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À la conférence Build 2026, Satya Nadella a frappé fort en affirmant que ses futurs data centers IA ne consommeraient pas plus d'eau à l'année qu'un simple restaurant de quartier. Une promesse de circuit fermé qui cherche à rassurer face à la « soif » de l'IA générative.
Face à l'explosion de l'IA et aux coups de pression géopolitiques mondiaux, l'Europe accélère sa mue industrielle. La Commission a dévoilé le Chips Act 2.0 : une mise à jour stratégique taillée pour libérer la production de puces souveraines, connecter les usines et briser les dépendances technologiques.
Compare the best Dropbox alternatives for 2026, including free storage, security, collaboration features, pricing, and business file-sharing tools.
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SoftBank plans to build 5 GW of AI data center capacity in France, but the first phase will not arrive until 2031.
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Australia’s AI data center boom drove private investment sharply higher, even as weaker household spending exposed a widening economic split.
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Amazon is bringing OpenAI's models and Codex to AWS after Microsoft’s shift away from exclusivity, giving cloud customers more ways to use AI tools.
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China’s Orbital Chenguang secured major credit lines for space-based data centers as AI demand strains power, land, and cooling capacity.
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Learn what cloud security is, why it matters in 2026, and the best practices for protecting data, identities, workloads, and cloud infrastructure.
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Fini Microsoft Azure, place au cloud souverain. Après des années de controverse liée au risque d'ingérence américaine, le Health Data Hub a officiellement annoncé confier l'hébergement des données de santé des Français à l'entreprise hexagonale Scaleway. L'épilogue d'un très long feuilleton politico-technologique.
A UK tribunal has allowed a £2.1 billion lawsuit over Microsoft’s cloud licensing to move forward, adding new pressure to how Windows Server is priced outside Azure.
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Amazon is investing another $5 billion in Anthropic, deepening its AWS partnership as Claude expands across chips, cloud, and enterprise access.
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Microsoft has taken over Norway data center capacity once earmarked for OpenAI’s Stargate project, adding 30,000 Nvidia Vera Rubin chips.
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Alibaba launches a new AI data center powered by 10,000 homegrown chips, signaling a major push toward self-reliance amid US export restrictions.
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Oracle cuts thousands of jobs as investor concerns grow over its $500 billion AI data center push, raising questions about risk, strategy, and long-term returns.
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An $830 million boost puts Mistral at the center of Europe’s bid to build its own AI infrastructure and reduce reliance on cloud services.
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Nvidia GTC 2026 revealed agentic AI, desk supercomputers, and space-based computing, signaling a major shift in how AI is built and deployed.
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Meta has signed an AI infrastructure deal with Nebius worth up to $27 billion over five years, deepening its push to secure long-term computing capacity.
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AI data center startup Nscale raised $2 billion at a $14.6 billion valuation from chip giant Nvidia.
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Oracle is reportedly planning thousands of layoffs as it pours billions into AI data centers, raising investor concerns over costs and long-term cash flow.
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Les mystérieux « objets » qui ont percuté les centres de données d'Amazon (AWS) ce week-end ont été identifiés : il s'agit bien de drones. En raison de l'étendue des dégâts matériels et de l'instabilité régionale, le géant du cloud recommande à ses clients de migrer leurs données hors de la région.
AWS offers various instance types, and sometimes, you need to know which one you are using or which one has been deployed by someone else (another developer or sysadmin) for a project. Don't worry. Here are some commands to find the EC2 instance type over SSH without logging into the AWS console. These commands works with any Linux distro or FreeBSD Unix systems.
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An IP alias on Debian, Ubuntu, or any other Linux distros refers to assigning multiple IP addresses to a single network interface. A single network interface card (NIC) can respond to multiple IP addresses and configurations. IP aliases are commonly used for various purposes, such as network segmentation, virtual hosting, load balancing, VPN, split DNS, network testing, and more. Let us see how to add IPv6 and IPv4 IP addresses to your AWS EC2 or Lightsail instance using the CLI without disturbing the IPv4/IPv6 addresses assigned by the AWS DHCP server. These instructions will also work with all other cloud providers, as most providers use DHCP to give you a public IPv4/IPv6 address.
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AWS SES (Amazon Simple Email Service) is a cloud-based email-sending service that is both reliable and cost-effective. This service is offered by Amazon Web Services. Postfix is a popular email server for Debian and Unix-like systems. It is an open-source Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) responsible for routing and delivering emails. Debian Linux is a widely used Linux distribution known for its stability and user-friendliness for server usage. Let us see how to integrate AWS SES with the Postfix MTA on Debian Linux version 11/12.
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IP aliasing is nothing but associating more than one IP address to a network interface such as eth0. For example, using the following methods, you can add an IP alias on Amazon Linux 2.
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So like many solo developers, I am tight on resources, especially money-wise. I have two AWS EC2 VMs running as WireGuard VPN on Amazon Linux for personal usage, and another one is my dev machine with Python, PHP and stuff. These are tiny VMs with just 512MB ram. The main problem is my little VM powered by CentOS or Amazon Linux 2 runs out of memory when I run "sudo yum update". The BaseOS repo from RHEL and co is just too big. It requires a minimum of 3 GB ram. So I will also get a segfault when running out of memory as described here. I believe there is a dnf bug open in RHN. So I decided to take matters into my hands and add 8GB of swap space on Amazon Linux 2 EC2 / Lightsail VM running at AWS to fix issues.
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WireGuard is an open-source, free, modern, and fast VPN with state-of-the-art cryptography. It is like OpenSSH in simplicity and uses private and public keys. Hence, it is more straightforward as compared to IPSec and OpenVPN. Initially released for the Linux kernel, it works with other operating systems. This page explains how to install and set up WireGuard VPN on Amazon Linux EC2 or Lightsail server.
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Do you want to set or update the AWS EC2 or Lightsail hostname without a reboot when using Amazon Linux 2? Here is how to set or change the hostname on Amazon Linux 2 distribution using the ssh client.
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