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When Gbemiga Omotoso bought a Samsung tablet computer last year, he handed over his cash to a man in a van. There was nothing shady, though, about the transaction. It’s part of online retailer Jumia’s attempt to adapt to the unique challenges of selling in Nigeria.
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Microsoft has now officially become the second largest cloud service provider after Amazon. Microsoft’s cloud grew at a blistering pace in the first-quarter of 2014, and helped the company beat the chasing pack of IBM, Google and Salesforce for the second slot. At these growth rates, Microsoft can potentially become as big as AWS in 6-7 years. Meanwhile, IBM’s strong cloud growth will help it offset declines in its overall business in as little as three years. – Joseph Gacinga – Tech and Telecom
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Fear of litigation may have prevented cloud providers from adopting AWS APIs to begin with and today’s Oracle ruling may have proved them prescient.
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While cloud services have levelled the playing field for SMEs, larger enterprises adopting the technology can also benefit, says Ian Stone
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New ideas, insights and introductions from global VC firm Battery Ventures to help entrepreneurs grow their businesses.
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Cloud computing is booming, but the industry that now runs most of our lives might be bumping up against a moment of truth – thanks to a guy by the name of Edward Snowden.
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Cloud computing is booming, but the industry that now runs most of our lives might be bumping up against a moment of truth – thanks to a guy by the name of Edward Snowden.
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