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Have we finally reached ‘peak cloud’?

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By Mark Lewis
| Data Centre Review Magazine Verified
Mark Lewis, CMO at Pulsant, explains why rising costs, AI and data sovereignty are forcing organisations to rethink cloud-first strategies and take a workload-first approach to digital infrastructure. For more than a decade, the prevailing wisdom in enterprise IT was simple: move everything to the public cloud. Hyperscale platforms promised unlimited scalability, lower costs, agility and freedom from the burdens of managing infrastructure.
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The hybrid shift: Where workloads are headed

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By Mark Lewis
| MicroScope Magazine Verified
Businesses migrating from a single, public cloud provider has been the direction of travel of UK digital infrastructure for years. As far back as 2020, Barclays found that 43% of enterprise CIOs were already planning to bring workloads back from the public cloud to on-premises or private cloud infrastructure. Since then, IDC, Gartner and a host of vendor surveys have tracked an increase in this intention.
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British Columbia Court of Appeal Awards Specific Performance in Culos Development (1996) Inc. v. Baytalan, 2025 BCCA 265 | JD Supra

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By Maruska Giacchetto, Mark Lewis
| JD Supra
In a significant decision, the British Columbia Court of Appeal awarded the remedy of specific performance for a breach of an option to purchase (OTP) in Culos Development (1996) Inc. v. Baytalan, 2025 BCCA 265. This case provides important guidance on the application of specific performance in real estate transactions involving an OTP, particularly where substantial pre-development work has been undertaken. Background The appellant, Culos Development (1996) Inc.
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