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Amazon, the not-so-sleeping giant of the Metaverse
You may think that Amazon is limited to selling products, TV series or music, but what you are not seeing is that Amazon is INDISPENSABLE for the Metaverse
AMAZON WEB SERVICES (AWS)
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a cloud computing platform owned by Amazon.com. It offers a wide range of services in computing, storage, databases, analytics, machine learning, networking, and more. AWS is one of the most popular cloud computing platforms in the world, with millions of users worldwide:
AMAZON WEB SERVICES (AWS)
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a cloud computing platform owned by Amazon.com. It offers a wide range of services in computing, storage, databases, analytics, machine learning, networking, and more. AWS is one of the most popular cloud computing platforms in the world, with millions of users worldwide:
These Three Firms Could Gain the Most as #Cloud Computing Gets Heated-
1. Snowflake (NYSE: )
At the end of October, Snowflake entered coverage as a growth cloud computing company poised to reap benefits from the AI hype. Specifically, Snowflake is built around warehousing, analyzing, and sharing data. The platform is compatible with Big Tech offerings, and Snowflakeâs architecture allows for efficient demand scaling.Â
2. Datadog (NASDAQ: #DDOG )
Datadog is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) company helping businesses monitor and troubleshoot cloud computing applications to the granular code level. The company houses the entire full-stack infrastructure service, so clients only access their monitoring/security/analyzing needs via a web browser.
3. DigitalOcean Holdings (NYSE: #DOCN )
DigitalOcean received the largest buy pressure out of cloud computing stocks, gaining 31% value over the week to $25.27 per DOCN share. Competing against Big Tech with affordable pricing and ease of use, the SaaS company offers storage, troubleshooting, networking, data streaming, and scaling for high data workloads for apps.
1. Snowflake (NYSE: )
At the end of October, Snowflake entered coverage as a growth cloud computing company poised to reap benefits from the AI hype. Specifically, Snowflake is built around warehousing, analyzing, and sharing data. The platform is compatible with Big Tech offerings, and Snowflakeâs architecture allows for efficient demand scaling.Â
2. Datadog (NASDAQ: #DDOG )
Datadog is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) company helping businesses monitor and troubleshoot cloud computing applications to the granular code level. The company houses the entire full-stack infrastructure service, so clients only access their monitoring/security/analyzing needs via a web browser.
3. DigitalOcean Holdings (NYSE: #DOCN )
DigitalOcean received the largest buy pressure out of cloud computing stocks, gaining 31% value over the week to $25.27 per DOCN share. Competing against Big Tech with affordable pricing and ease of use, the SaaS company offers storage, troubleshooting, networking, data streaming, and scaling for high data workloads for apps.
FP Lee, the developer of Solana's liquid staking protocol Sanctum, has introduced a new token called $CLOUD.
The long-term vision for $CLOUD is to become a cornerstone of the world economy, with many potential uses across Sanctum's products and services.
#SolanaStrong #SolanaUSTD #Solana #Sanctum #Cloud $SOL
The long-term vision for $CLOUD is to become a cornerstone of the world economy, with many potential uses across Sanctum's products and services.
#SolanaStrong #SolanaUSTD #Solana #Sanctum #Cloud $SOL
