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January 2018

AI set to be cloud computing’s killer app

This article is part of the CW ANZ issue of January 2018

Major cloud suppliers are already offering artificial intelligence capabilities that are expected to account for a greater share of the cloud computing market in years to come

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by Aaron Tan
Microservices technology can pave the way for companies to decentralise the way they build software to deliver innovation and reduce the cost of failure

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AI set to be cloud computing’s killer app

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Microservices are about organisational change