Vendors Continue to Move Products, Services to the Cloud: Some Examples
Last year, most (if not all) financial technology providers either completed or started major projects that involved moving their products and services to the cloud. WatersTechnology looks at 15 of the more interesting cloud-migration initiatives from 2020.
We wrote over 150 articles in twenty-twenty that in some way touched on either a company developing or rolling out a cloud-based tool, or that focused on regulation of cloud providers and services.
Essentially, capital markets firms are increasingly embracing the major public cloud providers, specifically Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Microsoft Azure, and IBM Cloud. And thanks to the expansion of cloud tools and platforms moving to the web, tech firms and end-users
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