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i-exceed Technology Solutions has partnered with Broadcom to run its Appzillon digital banking platform on VMware Cloud Foundation, targeting banks modernising high-volume transaction systems. The setup pairs low-code, microservices-based banking applications with a Kubernetes-driven private cloud designed for compliance and resilience. The move reflects growing demand in India and abroad for scalable, cloud-native banking platforms that can handle real-time digital services without overhauling core infrastructure.

Prosus has entered a three-year agreement with Amazon Web Services to consolidate its cloud and AI operations, aiming to cut costs while scaling internal AI development. The arrangement brings Prosus’s AI teams closer to AWS specialists as it rolls out AI agents across its portfolio. The company plans deeper AI expansion across Europe, India, and Latin America as part of its longer-term growth strategy.

Commvault has rolled out Geo Shield, a new approach aimed at organizations facing strict data residency and sovereign cloud rules. The model lets customers choose where data lives and who controls encryption, spanning sovereign hyperscalers, partner-run clouds, or private deployments. Built for regulated sectors, Geo Shield focuses on jurisdictional control as compliance pressure tightens globally.

Deutsche Telekom has expanded its T Cloud Public platform, aiming to offer a European cloud alternative aligned with EU data sovereignty goals. The company plans to match key hyperscaler features by 2026 while keeping data fully under European legal control. The move reflects growing demand from enterprises and governments for AI-ready cloud infrastructure without reliance on U.S. providers.

Backblaze’s latest network data shows AI-focused neocloud providers driving a sharp rise in high-volume traffic through late 2025. Massive training and inference datasets now move in sustained bursts, concentrating activity near GPU-dense hubs on the US East Coast. This shift marks a clear break from traditional cloud traffic and points to a lasting realignment of storage, compute, and networking around AI workloads.

Pacific Software Publishing has added a new hosting tier designed for small businesses that have outgrown shared plans but want to avoid full VPS management. The Dreamersi VPS Web Hosting offering blends dedicated server resources with a fully managed environment, including a private IP and existing Dreamersi tools. The move reflects a broader push to simplify performance upgrades for non-technical teams.