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OVHcloud has rolled out AI Endpoints, a serverless platform giving developers direct access to over 40 open-source AI models, including LLMs and multimodal systems. Built on sovereign European infrastructure, the tool supports real-time coding, data extraction, and chatbot integration without requiring ML expertise. With pay-per-use pricing and flexible deployment options, AI Endpoints aims to lower the barrier to enterprise-grade generative AI.

BNP Paribas is expanding its IBM Cloud integration, planning dedicated on-prem data center space by 2028. The move supports EU DORA compliance, boosts AI testing via GPU access, and advances cloud-native development with Red Hat OpenShift. The initiative reflects a broader push to modernize banking infrastructure, enhance regulatory alignment, and reduce operational risk while scaling secure digital services like payments and high-performance computing.

Introserv has deployed a tailored Apache CloudStack private cloud for a Spanish software firm, enabling secure, high-performance support for ERP and e-commerce systems. Built on Dell servers with AMD EPYC CPUs and enterprise SSDs, the solution slashed latency, improved compliance, and accelerated development cycles. The company now leverages IaC tools and REST APIs to scale applications efficiently within a low-latency, high-availability architecture.

Microsoft will boost its European data center capacity by 40% in two years, aiming to ease growing geopolitical concerns. The company plans legal safeguards against foreign interference, appointing a European board and expanding cloud operations across 16 countries. With backup infrastructure in Switzerland and contingency partnerships in place, the move underscores Microsoft’s push for digital resilience and local trust amid rising EU data sovereignty debates.

A new Rubrik Zero Labs report reveals 91% of Singapore’s IT leaders faced cyberattacks in the past year, with ransomware, insider threats, and cloud breaches driving concern. As hybrid environments dominate, nearly half cite data security as their top challenge. As threat actors now compromise even backup systems, experts urgently call for a shift to data-first security strategies in the island’s high-stakes digital ecosystem.

The London Stock Exchange Group has expanded its partnership with AWS, naming it the preferred cloud provider for key divisions including markets and FTSE Russell. The move includes public cloud and AWS Outposts, enhancing resilience and analytics. The pivot comes despite LSEG’s ongoing 10-year deal with Microsoft Azure—signaling a cloud strategy that’s growing more complex, and potentially more competitive.