Articles about AWS

Driving AWS partner success with First Distribution

First Distribution plays a pivotal role in helping new partners establish and enhance their AWS practices and resell capabilities.

AWS seeks next wave of SA software innovators

Amazon Web Services invites cloud-native, black-owned software firms to apply for its Equity Equivalent Investment Programme.

The CRM Team, First Horizon enhance monday.com offerings with localised support, cost-effective procurement

Businesses can streamline their billing and procurement by utilising their AWS Marketplace credits to pay for their monday.com licences.

Telviva takes its UCaaS solution to the UK market

Customers with registered businesses in both SA and the UK only pay for services in their primary location.

WeThinkCode adds data engineering, cloud computing electives

The software development academy partners the Jobs Fund on courses to equip the next generation of tech professionals.

AI challenge seeks ‘visionary ideas’ to tackle climate crisis

Amazon Web Services, Zindi and Unesco launch the AI for Equity Challenge, to combat climate change and advance health equity in Africa.

Commvault to buy AWS data protection specialist Clumio

Clumio offers targeted data recovery functionality for AWS workloads.

Tarsus On Demand to distribute AWS

TOD will provide AWS cloud services and support to partners across Sub-Saharan Africa.

Cloud market lauds Oracle and AWS collaboration

Oracle’s Ellison says it's time for the largest cloud infrastructure providers to open and integrate their systems..

Building, maintaining PCI-DSS compliant cloud infrastructure in AWS with cloudandthings.io

cloudandthings.io's AWS Cloud Managed Services ensures PCI compliance is consistently managed through continuous monitoring, automated controls and proactive maintenance.

AWS Skills Centre connects SA students with cloud training

Over 20 000 people have been trained in Amazon Web Services cloud courses provided via its Western Cape skills centre.

AWS reaffirms commitment to SA’s infrastructure, job creation

Multinational cloud computing giant Amazon Web Services estimates that by 2029, it will have pumped a total of R46 billion into its South African business.