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Cloud Computing Insider

David Linthicum

Hosted by cloud computing pioneer David Linthicum, the Cloud Computing Insider podcast gets to the bottom of what cloud computing, and generative AI can bring to your enterprise. New content will focus on what"s important to you as a user of cloud computing and generative AI, and the ability to find value the first time.

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33:25

Unlocking the Power of the Cloud: How Governance and...

Cloud Computing Insider ·

2025/11/20

Step into the boardroom of the future. In this special episode, authors Meredith Stein and David Linthicum sit down to unpack their groundbreaking new book, Unlocking the Power of the Cloud: Governance, Artificial Intelligence, Risk Management, Value. They reveal why "the cloud revolution is reshaping the foundation of business" and why "the old playbook is obsolete"—and, more importantly, how leaders can finally get their hands on the new playbook for governing in the age of cloud and AI. You'll

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13:05

Cloudflare's Massive Fail EXPOSED – What Really...

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2025/11/18

The reliability of the internet's backbone services is often taken for granted—until a sudden outage disrupts the global flow of information. Cloudflare, known for its robust web infrastructure solutions and security features, stands as one of the key pillars that keep millions of websites and digital services running smoothly. On the morning of the recent outage, a surprising chain reaction exposed how deeply interconnected, and vulnerable, today's digital ecosystem can be. From major platforms

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17:18

Who Really Pays When the Cloud Fails? Inside the...

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2025/11/17

The AWS outage in October 2025 has reignited concerns about the financial impact of cloud service disruptions and intensified debate over who carries the burden of resulting losses. As businesses grappled with widespread downtime, lost sales, and customer dissatisfaction, the spotlight turned to liability and recovery. Most standard service level agreements (SLAs) with leading cloud providers like AWS sharply limit liability, offering only service credits—rather than cash—to compensate for outages

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20:32

They Laughed, But I Was Right About These Cloud...

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2025/11/10

In this episode of The Cloud Computing Insider, David Linthicum takes you inside the bold predictions he made about the cloud that most experts dismissed—and how each one has become reality. From skyrocketing cloud costs and the rise of multicloud to the surprising comeback of private clouds, David unpacks what he saw coming before anyone else. Discover why PaaS stumbled, why the metaverse fizzled, and how Covid-19 fueled a cloud boom. If you want to understand where cloud computing is headed—and

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18:59

Why Tech Consulting Titans Stay Quiet About the Cloud...

Cloud Computing Insider ·

2025/11/06

In this video, David Linthicum examines the notable silence from major consulting firms and technology leaders in the aftermath of the recent AWS and Microsoft outages. With so many businesses relying on cloud infrastructure, why are the loudest voices in technology holding their tongues during crises that impact everyone? David explores the underlying business realities: strategic partnerships, financial dependencies, and the self-preserving interests that discourage public commentary from major

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14:50

The Consulting Con: Why Your AI Project Didn't Deliver

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2025/11/04

For years, the world's biggest consulting firms have promised to usher in an age of AI-powered business transformation. But behind the glossy sales decks and polished prototypes, a harsh reality has emerged: most consulting-led AI projects are missing the mark. Executives are routinely dazzled with demos and sophisticated jargon—but left with little to show for massive investments. The core issue? Large consultancies routinely push technology-first solutions without deeply engaging with a client's

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16:27

Back-to-Back Outages: Microsoft & AWS Just Proved the...

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2025/10/30

On October 29, 2025, one of the most disruptive tech failures in recent memory paralyzed vast swaths of the internet as Microsoft's cloud empire crashed in spectacular fashion. The outage, triggered by a single misstep in Azure Front Door's configuration, instantly severed access to Microsoft 365, Azure, Xbox Live, and countless apps for millions worldwide. Fortune 500 giants like Starbucks, Costco, Kroger, and Alaska Airlines saw their digital operations grind to a halt, leaving businesses

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16:25

How to Reclaim Your Cloud Strategy from Big Consulting

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2025/10/27

For years, large consulting firms have been at the forefront of enterprise cloud transformations—yet, as David Linthicum reveals, this has often led to more setbacks than successes. Drawing from his experience as a former Chief Cloud Strategy Officer at Deloitte, owner of two consulting firms, and cloud project auditor, David exposes the hidden dangers lurking in big consulting engagements. Too often, embedded consultancies prioritize partnerships and kickbacks with major cloud providers over your

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16:43

The AWS Outage Nobody Warned You About—Except Me!

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2025/10/23

In this video, cloud expert David Linthicum analyzes the sweeping impact and critical lessons from the October 2025 AWS outage that shook global digital infrastructure. From social media giants and streaming services to financial platforms and government websites, the disruption reverberated across nearly every sector, revealing just how dependent modern enterprises are on a single cloud provider. David explains how thousands of companies were caught unprepared, highlighting the difference between

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11:49

Your Cloud Data Is at Risk: The Terrifying Fallout of...

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2025/10/16

The alleged data breach involving Salesforce-related integrations has raised significant concerns about the overall security of cloud and SaaS ecosystems. Hackers, reportedly the LAPSUS$ group, claim to have obtained sensitive data from 39 major companies, including McDonald’s, Disney, and Walgreens. The attackers allegedly exploited vulnerabilities in third-party integrations, such as Salesloft Drift, which operate tightly within Salesforce environments. While Salesforce has denied that its core

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12:12

Cloud AI Projects Are Failing—Here’s What No One’s...

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2025/10/13

Ninety-five percent of enterprise generative AI projects fail, a staggering figure revealed by an MIT study. This failure isn’t rooted in insufficient infrastructure, as some vendors claim, but rather in human expertise and preparation. Many enterprises lack the talent required to build, train, and refine foundational AI models. Instead of trying to reinvent the wheel, companies would achieve greater success by leveraging mature, licensed AI models developed at scale by industry-leading providers

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14:11

The Shocking Truth About Hybrid Cloud Costs 💀

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2025/10/09

This video uncovers the often-overlooked financial challenges of hybrid cloud adoption. While hybrid cloud solutions promise agility and cost savings, many organizations fall victim to hidden expenses and underestimated complexities. The initial allure of hybrid cloud can mask long-term pitfalls, including unexpected costs for integrating multiple environments and rushed decisions that inflate TCO (Total Cost of Ownership). Key issues exposed include data egress and ingress charges, such as the

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11:45

The ‘Alt Cloud’ Revolution: Oracle’s Surprising Rise...

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2025/10/06

Oracle’s transformation from a traditional software powerhouse to a credible public cloud provider is a standout story in enterprise IT. Initially dismissed as a late entrant when it launched Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) in 2016, Oracle has become a significant player by focusing on differentiation rather than imitation. Instead of trying to match AWS or Azure feature for feature, Oracle built a modular, cost-efficient cloud architecture designed for high-performance, AI-driven, and hybrid

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52:48

AWS re:Invent 2024 Keynote Reaction Video

Cloud Computing Insider ·

2025/10/03

Join cloud thought leader David Linthicum as he reacts to the AWS re:Invent 2024 Keynote! In this video, David gives his unfiltered thoughts and expert analysis on the biggest announcements from this year’s event. Find out what new AWS innovations excite him the most, where he sees the cloud industry heading next, and which features could change the game for enterprises and developers alike. Whether you missed the keynote or want an insider’s perspective on what it all means, this reaction video

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26:03

Ditching Outdated Analysts for Real Cloud Leadership

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2025/09/29

Traditional technology analyst firms are facing growing skepticism from enterprises, especially after Gartner’s recent miss in its financial targets. For decades, these firms have shaped cloud computing and technology decisions, but their legacy is marred by a long history of biased and often inaccurate advice. The perception of “pay-to-play” ratings—where vendors may need to pay for favorable positions in reports—has eroded trust in the objectivity of their recommendations. Furthermore, analyst-led

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11:15

Free Cloud Services You Didn’t Know Existed

Cloud Computing Insider ·

2025/09/26

Are you eager to build cutting-edge projects in the cloud—but don’t want to risk surprise charges? In this video, we take a deep dive into today’s top public cloud providers with free tiers, giving you the power to innovate, learn, and experiment without spending a single dollar. Discover how Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Oracle Cloud, and IBM Cloud all offer generous truly free resources—from virtual machines and databases to AI and machine learning tools

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15:07

Stop Paying the Ransom: The Enterprise Guide to...

Cloud Computing Insider ·

2025/09/22

Regulators are intensifying their scrutiny of cloud pricing, focusing on egress fees and switching friction that keep customers locked in. Across the EU, UK, and US, momentum is building for rules that require portability, interoperability, and fair exit terms. Expect enforceable rights to exit and interoperate as the default. For enterprises, this is a strategic opening. Cloud economics will shift from “discounts for lock-in” to “freedom to move,” altering negotiation leverage, FinOps assumptions,

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14:18

Can Amazon Hold Off Microsoft and Google’s Surge?

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2025/09/19

Amazon Web Services (AWS) continues to lead the infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) market, but its dominance is shrinking as competitors like Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud gain ground. According to Gartner, AWS held a 37.7% market share in 2024, generating $64.8 billion in revenue. However, this marks a slight decline from its 39% share the previous year. Meanwhile, Microsoft’s share grew to 23.9%, with Google Cloud rising to 9%—indicative of a rapidly shifting competitive landscape. Investment

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11:16

Is Your Cloud Spying on You? The Privacy Settings to...

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2025/09/15

In a world that syncs by default, your data rarely lives in one place—it’s copied across apps, cloud providers, backups, and content networks, often crossing borders. That expands who could potentially see it: the service itself, infrastructure vendors, third‑party processors, and, with proper orders, law enforcement. Jurisdiction matters because laws like the U.S. CLOUD Act and EU GDPR shape access and obligations, so choose region‑locked storage and review government‑request and data‑location

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14:39

Cloud Betrayal: The Day Public Providers Turned on...

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2025/09/12

In today’s digital landscape, the trust between enterprises and public cloud providers is being redefined—and not for the better. As global politics become more complex, major cloud vendors like Microsoft are increasingly stepping in as unofficial enforcers of international law, rather than remaining neutral technology partners. The recent case involving Nayara Energy, an Indian oil refiner, is a stark example: Microsoft abruptly cut access to its cloud email and collaboration tools after the EU

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