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Apple has been rumored to be moving away from cloud providers for a while now.

Have been wondering for a while they are building an internal cloud e.g. using FoundationDB acquisition as their DBaaS.



The Information recently reported on Apple's cloud efforts. They don't seem to be going well:

Infighting Slows Apple’s Cloud Engineering Efforts: http://go.theinformation.com/2c8e01

> Two engineering teams working on new internal cloud-computing infrastructure to power Apple’s Web services are in open conflict, the people say. Already, the infighting has sparked at least one key employee departure, with more expected soon.

Inside Apple’s Cloud Infrastructure Troubles: http://go.theinformation.com/d716c4

> Despite years of trying, Apple has failed to develop infrastructure to handle traffic for its Internet services, which include iTunes, Apple Maps, iMessage and backups of images and videos stored on the iPhone.




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