'Adverse' economy casts a shadow over Q4 cloud spend - research

While spending was up double-digits, growth was hampered by several global factors

Kelsey Rees
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'Adverse' economy casts a shadow over Q4 cloud spend - research

Fourth quarter cloud spend was dampened by adverse economic impacts globally with growth reflecting a reduction in the market. According to Synergy Research Group, Q4 2022 enterprise spending on...

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