Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Ingrasys (a FoxConn subsidiary) have announced HGX-1 platform standard for artificial learning and machine learning cloud computing. Read on to find out what the three tech firms have in store for cloud-based AI and machine learning workloads!

Snap Inc. will be spending US$1 billion over the next five years for some sweet cloud-computing technology.

Microsoft Azure users will start seeing the Azure IP Advantage – a system that helps protect Microsoft’s customers from patent trolls.

Joyent will operate as a standalone company under Samsung and continue providing cloud infrastructure and software services to its customers.

The Economist Intelligence Unit has released a report that highlights the major impediments faced by governments in Southeast Asia, when adopting new technology.

Spotify chooses Google over Amazon for its cloud services, marking a significant victory for web giant.

Cloud gaming seems to be a hot topic right now, with services like Playstation Now and NVIDIA's Grid fast gaining traction. Gaming giant Square Enix wants a piece of that pie and they've created a company with a rather familiar name for just that very purpose.

NVIDIA has expanded GRID Test Drive service for South East Asia and Australia. It will allow people, who are considering virtualized desktop infrastructure (VDI), to test the cloud computing capabilities of NVIDIA GRID for free, albeit for a limited time period of two hours only.

Cisco has plans to invest up to US$1 billion dollars over the next two years to provide enterprise-level cloud computing services. Known as the Cisco Cloud Services, the company aims to deliver its offerings with and through Cisco partners.

NVIDIA has reiterated the benefits of its GRID technology that centralizes graphical processing requirements. At the same time, it allows for the smooth delivery of the outputs to the users' desktop. This has led to the creation of Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) for small and medium businesses.