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Infoblox is rolling out two new integrations with AWS aimed at easing the strain of hybrid cloud operations. The update links its Universal IP Address Management with Amazon VPC IPAM, giving teams a way to automate IP assignments and avoid outages caused by address conflicts. A second integration adds Infoblox’s threat-driven rules to AWS Network Firewall, using early DNS intelligence to block malicious domains and reduce manual security workload.

MacWeb has added a US East region to its Mac-based cloud platform, anchoring the expansion in a Secaucus data center designed for high-density Apple silicon clusters. The move caters to teams that rely on native Mac hardware for continuous iOS development, creative workflows, and lightweight AI inference. By positioning its infrastructure near major exchanges, MacWeb aims to shorten data paths and support enterprises building hybrid, latency-sensitive cloud environments.

Huge Networks is taking a decisive step into cloud computing as it scales its homegrown infrastructure across Brazil, the US, and Europe. After years of building defenses against DDoS attacks, the company now leans on its technical roots to deliver a low-latency, fully Brazilian-built cloud platform. With revenue surging and new data hubs opening in major cities, leadership frames the move as a path toward long-term expansion and greater digital autonomy.

SERVRS 99 has introduced an upgraded hosting platform designed to deliver stronger performance and tighter security across its global network. The update brings quicker server deployment, improved connectivity, and enhanced protection measures, marking a step toward more resilient infrastructure for businesses and developers. The company says the improvements reflect its broader plan to scale worldwide while keeping its services stable, accessible, and adaptable for a wide range of users.

Oracle has opened a second cloud region in Italy, placing the new site in Turin to support rising demand for AI and sovereign cloud services. Built in partnership with Telecom Italia, the region keeps data within national borders while expanding access to Oracle’s full cloud stack. With Milan already online, the move signals intensifying competition among hyperscalers as Italy accelerates its digital and regulatory transformation.