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Jio’s entry into the AI cloud market is a direct challenge to Google Cloud, Jio will provide "AI-Cloud Welcome Offer", upto 100 GB of free cloud storage for Jio users from this Diwali This was all about the Jio B2C strategy, they have even partnered

💻 Embracing Cloud Security: Ensuring Data Protection in the Digital Realm 🔒 Cloud security is more than just a buzzword; it's a critical process ensuring that assets stored in the cloud are properly configured and access is restricted to authorize

Can anyone let me know best cloud storage options for startups to upload files and media of users??

In 2012, Google faced a dilemma. They were falling behind in cloud computing while Amazon Web Services (AWS) was quickly becoming the go-to platform for developers. Google could’ve stuck with their core business—search and advertising—but they saw

AirFiber users consume around 400GB of data per month, and Jio will benefit from creating a separate slice for FWA customers in the long run. The telco has a target to reach 100 million connected premises with AirFiber service, and a slice will ensur

Keep customers connected with informative product follow-up emails. To make their customers feel appreciated, Lekker Home creates product follow-up emails that tell shoppers everything they need to know about what they bought, from care instructions

Hey everyone is there anyone who had knowledge of making crypto ecosystem like $notcoins $Tons $Dogs $blum $hamster and Who had knowledge of setuping a cloud system from scratch let's suppose start from 1TB of self made cloud infra which I can acce

For those using cloud services other than Google, like Dropbox or OneDrive, what if we created an application similar to Google Photos? This app would allow users to store all their media directly in their existing cloud service, without needing to s

I'm frustrated by these bullshit cloud kitchen's/Resturants who ignores order modification feedback request and Zomato/swiggy are not ready to cancel the order even they know that restaurant/ cloud kitchen is not much active and rejecting customers c

What if edtech companies had a subscription based model instead of taking the entire fees upfront? Do you think it will sustain? The pro of subscription model is that users will not struggle for refund (users of most edtech companies are complaining