What to expect in cloud computing: 2022 and beyond

theCUBE full report + upcoming broadcasts surprising winners of cloud computing in 2022 and beyond]( The emergence of supercloud is featured in this week’s Breaking Analysis column as Dave Vellante reveals "[What to expect in cloud computing in 2022 and beyond]( Digging into survey data from Enterprise Technology Research, Vellante scrutinizes what’s happening in today's ecosystem. “These four companies have created an opportunity for the ecosystem to build what we’re calling [superclouds]( on top of this infrastructure. We’re seeing it happen,” Vellante said, after summarizing the latest revenue reports from AWS, Microsoft, Alibaba and Google. Alongside public cloud, Vellante takes a look at the hybrid and on-prem cloud players, including Red Hat, VMware, HPE, Dell and IBM. The surprise plays Surprise contender Oracle is building a strong following by providing a low-hassle option for existing on-prem customers to migrate to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. “Oracle is building the best cloud for Oracle database and mission-critical applications,” Vellante stated. “And Oracle, for all its haters and all its faults, is really the best environment for mission-critical systems. Customers know it.” Cloud data is the next market Vellante examines. Here, the ETR data shows Snowflake leading the pack with a net score of 82%, with AWS, MongoDB, Google and Microsoft all hitting net scores above 40%. While growth continues for the hyperscalers, “the real interesting activity is happening in the ecosystem of firms within industries that are transforming to create their own digital businesses,” Vellante concludes. “This idea of supercloud — that is a layer of value that spans multiple clouds and hides the underlying complexity — is starting to bubble to the top.” Check out [the entire article]( and catch up with all past Breaking Analysis columns on [SiliconANGLE]( and [Wikibon](. You can also [watch Dave’s video analysis]( or listen as a [podcast](. [Read the full report]( [Open source is the backbone]( [of innovation]( Exploring the impact of cloud-native innovation on the growth of enterprise cloud “Open source is the backbone of digital innovation,” Gartner analyst Arun Chandrasekaran told [SiliconANGLE]( quoting the firm’s statistics showing 95% of IT organizations worldwide are using OSS in mission-critical workloads.    This hasn’t gone unnoticed by tech entrepreneurs, who are leveraging open source to innovate enterprise solutions on top of the big cloud platforms. The resulting explosion of cloud-native startups is supported by injections of VC cash and nurtured in ecosystems created by the three largest cloud providers, including the AWS Global Startup Program, Microsoft for Startups, and Google for Startup’s Cloud Program.    “This is fueling IT transformation and nurturing entirely new industries as additional value is generated,” said SiliconANGLE reporter Mark Albertson in his article "[Backbone of innovation: Open source writes the script for enterprise growth and supercloud]( The impact of enterprise adoption   Albertson takes a leaf from [Dave Vellante’s Breaking Analysis]( playbook as he dives into the impact of enterprise adoption of OSS on the nature of cloud itself. Spotlighting data analytics startup ChaosSearch, Albertson explains how the company is innovating on top of cloud data to extract value, “changing the mission of a data lake and demonstrating the power of a new business built on the cloud — a [supercloud](   Read the entire article [here]( and keep up with 24-hour coverage of the latest news and trends in enterprise technology on [SiliconANGLE’s homepage]( [Read the full article]( [Coming up next on theCUBE]( [Live broadcasts explore emerging trends in cybersecurity,]( [hybrid computing + more]( [Feb. 9]( - Infinidat is building a data storage platform with “cyber-resilient superpowers,” according to CMO Eric Herzog. The famed industry veteran headlines this month’s "InfiniGuard Cyber Resilience: New Cybercrime Solutions" event to discuss Infinidat’s latest developments, data protection trends and the broader market impact. 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