Both Microsoft and Google started with SaaS, moved to PaaS, then IaaS. AWS seems to be going in the opposite direction. What should enterprises think about this development? Anything that can solv ...

AWS is by far the largest IaaS provider ... and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS). IaaS provides businesses with compute, storage and networking resources. This model allows companies to avoid ...

He added the PaaS-focused players like Microsoft and Google had been slower to expand into the IaaS market than AWS had been to extend from IaaS into PaaS.

Bartoletti also noted the idea of blended categories, offering the examples of Salesforce as both a SaaS and PaaS vendor, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) as both an IaaS and PaaS vendor. In terms of ...

IaaS was a $24 billion market in 2016, whose key players are Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and the Google Cloud Platform. PaaS shares some features with IaaS but adds programming ...

This article explores the journey from PaaS to IaaS ... startups often migrate to IaaS platforms such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

Competition is tighter in the PaaS space, though AWS’s revenues there are nearly equal to those of its three main competitors in that segment: Salesforce, Microsoft and IBM. Though public IaaS ...

AWS “is not eager to be the lowest-cost bidder.” Microsoft Azure, originally a Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering, only expanded into IaaS in April 2013, making it seven years younger than AWS.

but while Microsoft and Google are growing faster than AWS, the Seattle-based giant still holds 45% of the worldwide public IaaS space, dwarfing Microsoft, Google, and IBM’s shares put together. When ...

Initially launched as a Microsoft .NET PaaS, Azure was soon reworked into a full IaaS cloud that today rivals AWS in its breadth of services—while offering special support for Microsoft ...