RESEARCH & INTELLIGENCE
Selected primary sources and practical interpretations. Reviewed 10 November 2026; this is a dated research collection, not a live market feed.
S1 / Oracle · Undated product page; checked 10 November 2026
Oracle describes public, dedicated, hybrid and multicloud deployment options. This is vendor product information, not an independent comparison.
Our interpretation. Architecture question: which constraints require a different deployment model rather than simply another region?
Read the original source →S2 / HPE · 17 June 2026
HPE announced GreenLake and Morpheus capabilities for hybrid operations, including orchestration and private cloud. Announced functionality and planned integrations must be distinguished; availability varies.
Our interpretation. Operating question: what belongs in a common control plane, and what must remain specific to each platform?
Read the original source →S3 / NTT DATA · 26 March 2026
A company-sponsored survey of more than 2,300 senior decision-makers in 33 countries reported 14% at its highest cloud maturity level. Self-reported survey categories are not a census of enterprises.
Our interpretation. Planning question: does your migration measure business outcomes alongside technical completion?
Read the original source →S4 / IEA · 2025 report; checked 10 November 2026
The IEA estimated global data-centre electricity use at 415 TWh in 2024 and projected around 945 TWh in its 2030 Base Case. This covers all data centres, not just AI or public cloud. The projection is scenario-dependent.
Our interpretation. Capacity question: how will site power, cooling and energy assumptions affect workload growth?
Read the original source →S5 / Oracle · 16 February 2026
Oracle announced an Alloy collaboration with Ooredoo for locally operated cloud services in Qatar. An example of a deployment model, not a relationship with this website.
Our interpretation. Sovereignty question: which party operates the infrastructure and controls privileged access?
Read the original source →S6 / NTT DATA · 29 January 2026
NTT DATA announced collaboration with AWS around enterprise modernization, industry workloads and sovereign cloud. Announcements do not establish universal service availability.
Our interpretation. Transformation question: how will modernisation, delivery skills and governance fit together?
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