Amazon is going after hosting and virtual private server companies with its latest low-end cloud offering.

VMware and AWS, who have been on opposite sides of the cloud infrastructure debate for years, have worked together to bring VMware's technology to AWS public clouds.

Sure AWS has Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), but that is still hosted in AWS’s data centers and could be on a multi-tenant infrastructure. AWS competitors have pounced on this.

AWS fired a shot across Digital Ocean’s bow this morning at the AWS re:Invent conference when it announced new virtual private servers starting at just $5 a month. The VPS service, called ...

Finally, we get to test out how well or poorly a well-designed Arm server chip will do in the datacenter. And we don’t have to wait for any of the traditional and upstart server chip makers to ...