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The Global Cloud Computing Marketresearch reports evaluates the pivotal aspects of the industry such as market scenario, demand, key players, prevalent business tactics, and gives an extensive view of the past and present market growth to deduce a forecast for the same in the coming years. The Cloud Computing market reports forecast extends to various market factors such as gross revenue (encompassing USA, EU, China, India, and Japan, among others), CAGR, and regional markets. The study offers accurate information that are concisely illustrated through different tools of pictorial representation including graphs, tables, and charts pertaining to Cloud Computing products, market segments, business verticals, leading vendors projected revenue generation and overall forecast until 2026.

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The industry is growing with crucial technological innovations, new entrants, and other strategic initiatives by companies operating in the industry to accommodate the demands for various end-users. Leading firms in the Global Cloud Computing Market assessed in this report include:

AliyunDELLRackspaceMicrosoft AzureEMCOracleAmazon Web ServicesIBMGoogle Cloud PlatformSAPVmwareSalesforce

The report gives a comprehensive outlook of the major participants in the sector, the strategies deployed by them to gain a competitive upper hand, the year-on-year growth recorded by them as observed in the historical data, and the revenue generated by their business segments.

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The Cloud Computing market offers information gathered from both primary and secondary sources associated with the regional and global market. Detailed analysis of several components have been studied in the report, along with the demand-supply dynamics, pricing analysis, costing, revenue, gross margins, major geographical regions, latest technology, consumer base, and value chain. The industry studies the focus on the industry dynamics, along with the driving factors to offer the key elements fueling the existing market growth. The report also examines the industrial scenario, highlighting the drivers and opportunities affecting to infer the key elements of the market growth. The report also assesses the hurdles and opportunities to recognize those segments with the highest growth segments of the Cloud Computing market.

Furthermore, the study conducts a SWOT analysis, PESTEL analysis, and value chain analysis of the Cloud Computing market to determine the influence of several elements such as, bargaining power of suppliers and buyers, competition, and threat of new entrants or substitutes on the rise of the Cloud Computing market.

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The report analyzes Cloud Computing in the global industry, while studying the production capacity, revenue generation, consumption, distribution, sales, import and export status, market share and growth rate for the forecast period 2020-2026. The study sheds light on key aspects of the sector and presents the data collected in a precise and organized manner with the help of monographs, tables, pie charts, and bar-graphs. Ultimately, the report makes some important proposals for new projects in the Cloud Computing market and its economic viability.

Segment by Type, GlobalCloud Computing Market can be split into:

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)Platform as a Service (PaaS)Software as a Service (SaaS)

Segment by Applications, GlobalCloud Computing Market can be split into:

Large enterpriseSmall and Medium enterpriseGovernment

The robust research on the Cloud Computing market addresses the needs of the customers in terms of data availability, analytics, statistical analysis, and accurate forecast of the industry. The market study also presents the competitive landscape with the key market players engaged in the market.

The report examines the market prospects for major geographic regions dependent on the growth rate, shift in consumer preferences, and the supply and demand scenario.

Regional analysis:Each geographical region is analyzed based on Sales, Market Share (%) by Types & Applications, Production capacity, Consumption, and Imports & Exports Analysis to deduce the projected growth. The geographic regions assessed in the report include USA, Europe, Japan, China, India, Southeast Asia, South America, South Africa, and Others.

Key point summary of the Cloud Computing market Report:

1) Examining the overall market, underlining the recent trends and SWOT analysis2) Cloud Computing Market scenario, focused on the growth opportunities in the market in the coming years3) Analysis of the different market segments, including qualitative and quantitative research and studies the impact of both economic and non-economic factors4) Inspection of the market at regional and global levels focusing on the demand and supply factors affecting the growth of the Cloud Computing market.5) Market size (USD Million) and volume (Units Million) statistics for all market segment and sub-segment6) Competitive analysis with Cloud Computing market share of leading market players, shedding light on project launches and tactical approaches implemented by the players in the last five years7) Extensive company profiling comprising of the product offerings, key financial facts and figures, recent developments, SWOT analysis, and strategic initiatives by the major firms in the Cloud Computing market

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At what rate is the Cloud Computing market expected to grow in size in the forecast period?What are the key factors influencing the global Cloud Computing market growth?Which significant market trends are driving the growth of the global Cloud Computing market?Which factors are the determinants of the market shares of the leading geographies across the globe?Who are the leading participants in the industry and what are the strategies adopted by them in the global Cloud Computing market?What are the opportunities and challenges encounters by vendors in the global Cloud Computing market?Which trends, drivers and challenges are affecting the growth of the industry?What is the outcome of the PESTEL analysis of the global Cloud Computing market?

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If you've been around Industry 4.0 for a while, or even read about it, you know it embraces new technologies like IIoT, cloud computing, edge computing, artificial intelligence, machine learning and a whole lot more. People have defined Industry 4.0 in terms of orchestration and optimization, physical and digital, and manufacturing and supply chain. But most of these definitions are so complicated that Industry 4.0 itself is not all that well-defined.

My simple definition for Industry 4.0 is that it uses digital technology to solve business problems. But maybe that's a little too simple. So how about this? Industry 4.0 uses digital technology to transform the business for the future, creating new and better ways of doing business.

The best part of this definition is that it's open-ended. The new and better ways of doing business could be just about anything. New capabilities. New processes. Reducing costs. Empowering teams. Improving decision-making. Creating new and better ways of serving customers. Identifying new things that haven't been thought about yet. It's all Industry 4.0!

Another topic that's being mentioned alongside Industry 4.0 regularly is IT/OT convergence. IT (information technology) and OT (operations technology) have both been around for a while. Both trace their lineage back to the space program of the '50s, '60s and '70s.

IT and OT have traditionally been at opposite ends of the technology spectrum. IT has been all about big computers, big databases and processing lots of transactions. In manufacturing, think of the computers used to process sales orders.

OT has been about small and fast computers, operating in real time to control machines and equipment. Think of the computers on the manufacturing lines that run the equipment.

For the longest time, all we've been technically able to do is connect IT and OT systems together. It started in the early '90s with simple connectivity and data exchanges between ERP systems (IT) and automation and control systems (OT). Since then, these ideas of connectivity and data exchange have been the be-all and end-all of IT and OT convergence.

Interestingly enough, as technology has improved, the two ends of the spectrum are converging. The lines between IT and OT are no longer distinct, and, perhaps more importantly, no longer even matter.

Networks: Both IT and OT systems use similar networks with the same types of switches, routers, hubs, wireless access points, firewalls and such.

Computers: Whether you use end-user devices, servers, displays, personal computers, mobile devices or something else, they're pretty much the same for both IT and OT. Only some specialty computers, like programmable logic computers (PLCs) and distributed control systems (DCSs), are unique to the OT world.

Identification: Whether you use barcodes, radio-frequency identification (RFID), magnetic stripes or other tracking devices, it's completely ubiquitous for both IT and OT, with the same technologies common to both.

Mobile devices: For tablets, pads or smartphones, the technology is the same for both worlds.

Software: For operating systems, virtual machine (VM) software, database software and such, it's also the same.

But beyond this underlying technology, which in many cases already has converged, the good news is that the landscape from a user's perspective is also converging. New infrastructures, new platforms, new standards and new plug-and-play options are all coming together that are completely transforming (and eliminating) the differences between IT and OT technologies.

Roles: Solutions are based on roles in the organization. Many roles cross between the traditional boundaries of IT and OT, making the distinctions obsolete and requiring solutions to provide the capabilities needed for the role regardless of artificial IT and OT boundaries.

Apps:Apps that perform specific functions, which can be run anytime, anywhere, by anybody, also make the distinctions between IT and OT obsolete. They perform the required function regardless of traditional IT and OT boundaries.

Machines:In manufacturing, machines still exist because we still have to make stuff. Most machines, however, are now smart and have their own networking and databases. They generate more useful data than many IT systems of just a few years ago, again blurring the distinctions between IT and OT.

Workflow: One of the biggest weaknesses in the old-school connectivity-and-data-exchange world of IT and OT was that many business processes and workflows cut across both worlds, but workflows and processes can now be implemented as they should be for the business, and completely ignore all the old-school boundaries between IT and OT.

This is all great stuff. IT and OT really are converging to the point where distinctions between IT and OT technologies are all but gone. But, before wrapping this up, why are we doing all this? What is the business value behind IT and OT convergence?

Improved customer experience: For most companies, it's a lot more than just providing good products. It's about delivering an excellent customer experience, and that may mean offering services and data with the products, changing the way the company interacts with the customer to provide higher levels of customer service, and ultimately using the complete capabilities of the company to help customers solve their toughest business problems.

Improved business operations: Increase business velocity, agility and flexibility, leverage new technology to free up people's time, use new technology to eliminate repetitive tasks, increase productivity, reduce costs, expand employees' skill sets and ultimately create new and better ways of doing business.

So, whether you call it Industry 4.0, smart manufacturing or digital transformation, or whether you consider IIoT, cloud computing, edge computing, AI, machine learning and now IT/OT convergence, the goal is still the same: Digitally transform the business for the future and create new and better ways of doing business.

The good news is that's what Industry 4.0 and IT/OT convergence is already doing. You just need to find ways to make it happen faster.

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An Interview with Jason Andersen, Vice President, Stratus Technologies

At the 2020 ARC Industry Forum in Orlando, Florida, Jason Andersen, Vice President, Strategy and Product Management at Stratus Technologies, spoke to ARCs Craig Resnick, Vice President of Consulting. In this interview, Jason talked about some of the products and solutions that Stratus offers, not only regarding continuous availability and edge hardware and software but also about delivering hybrid solutions that incorporate the edge and the Cloud. This blog focuses on the highlights of the interview. The full interview can be viewed here and/or on YouTube.

Stratus has built computing systems now for 40 years. It has always put a focus on mission-critical reliability. Over the last 10 years or so, Stratus has been working diligently in the process and manufacturing spaces, and over the last three years, it has started to see the shift toward industry for its technology. Stratuss new computing devices are being built for either machine-based or edge-based computing. Since many applications require leveraging both edge devices and the Cloud in a hybrid architecture for additional storage or data processing, Stratus makes it easy to connect its edge devices to the Cloud. In some applications where data is being processed both locally and remotely, Stratus leverages a solution around a technology from one of its partners, AVEVA, which is container based and can do both local and remote processing simultaneously. So, according to Jason, Stratus provides a very effective and a very robust bridge solution between edge applications and the Cloud.

In the interview, Jason said there were a couple of trends that should have a positive impact on Stratus in 2020. First, various companies that are building machines or process skids are showing a lot of interest in Stratuss edge technology. With this in mind, Stratus is planning to release a lot of new edge functionality, and maybe even new edge product configurations, to help these companies leverage its new edge technology and get those products in the market to meet the demand of the shift in computing from the Cloud to the edge, keeping the data as close to the machine as possible.

Second, there have been some new trends around data management. As more and more edge computing devices get deployed, IT is becoming increasingly influential in terms of managing data, the edge device lifecycle, and all the new devices out in the field. Companies looking to have good collaboration between the OT user and the IT user have approached Stratus to build in enterprise-like features that are built around the needs of the edge solutions. Stratus has planned new features for its edge devices, which include system cloning and configuration management, in its springtime release.

Throughout the entire ARC Forum, cybersecurity was a key topic of discussion, and Jason Andersen was appreciative of this. Jason discussed, at length, the cybersecurity solutions Stratus offers its partners and clients. He said the company had built a lot of embedded cybersecurity capabilities into its products in 2019 and is finally starting to see its customers really reap the benefits of those changes. These benefits are not just about the functionality of Stratuss software but also about allowing customers to perform audits on its software or penetration testing on its equipment. So, when a customer finds something during the test or audit, Stratus is prepared with a plan to respond to it in a timely fashion.

Jason said that as Stratus concentrated on functionality last year, this year it will be concentrating a lot more on the process and easing the friction of incorporating the functionality. This is mainly because IT audits are becoming more frequent, and it makes a lot of sense to smooth out that process, which is a little bit of a different approach.

On the partnership front, Jason said that a lot of Stratuss go-to market is built around working with companies, such as Rockwell Automation or AVEVA, or a large distributor, such as Rexel in the US. These companies already have security solutions, so Stratus is working with its go-to market partners to determine if its configurations will work with their solutions.

Disruptive technology creates a new market and value network and eventually disrupts an existing market and value network, which displaces established firms, products, and alliances.

Jason mentioned that they are seeing new technologies come to the forefront. To add to this, he said, A good example is, we have a long-standing relationship with Rockwell Automation, and we're seeing the effect of the RockwellPTC alliance, in terms of solutions we're bringing to market and customers we're working with. So, I'd say that is disrupting technology, but I would actually take it one step further and say there's also not just technology disruptors happening in the world of edge but also what I'll call business model disruptors.

Jason also added that Stratus was now working more with companies, such as Inductive Automation, that are doing things differently on the software front. There has been more disruptive activity lately, be it a technical or business model, and Stratus is keeping a tight watch on it because it's a fluid market, which means that it's rapidly changing. Stratus is keen on staying on top of things where disruptive technology is concerned, particularly in the control space, which is an area where mission-critical reliability is essential, and that's really where Stratuss core interests lie.

Historically, Stratus has been mostly dealing with personnel from OT. However, with IT/OT convergence occurring at a rapid pace, Stratus plans to increase its dealings with IT personnel, and its focus for the next 12 to 18 months will be on improvements in this area. IT personnel in many industrial companies are only familiar with Stratus from 20-plus years ago and its older equipment. Stratus has been observing that its excellent reputation in fault tolerance and mission-critical applications sometimes becomes a bit of a barrier because companies tend to think thats all Stratus can do. So, to counter that, the management at Stratus is spending a lot of time talking about the value the company can add to an overall solution. This has led to increased efforts by Stratus on product marketing and content marketing, which brings about a realization that the company needs to continue to educate people on what it can offer today.

Stratus is positioning its ztC edge device as a product that doesn't require redundancy, the first time in 40 years Stratus has had a non-redundant product. The ztC edge device is also positioned as a product capable of local serviceability, which is a huge cost driver when it comes to edge computing. As with any new product or machine, every company wants to know how it is going to service the machine throughout its lifecycle and the skills needed to service it. This has brought about a change in the way Stratus wants its partners and customers to perceive the company because a system that is not going to experience downtime has an enormous amount of value. Though a non-redundant system has high value, the cost of managing the lifecycle of that system is also a major driver in terms of selecting a technology.

Concluding the interview, Jason emphasized to Craig Resnick the role of ARC in helping Stratus reach out to people about what it does today and the opportunity to come to the ARC Forum with several of its customers presenting Stratus case studies. He also said that the ARC Forum was a real game changer for Stratus because it allowed people to see Stratus in an entirely new light, which will help the company with IT and with companies that may not be aware of Stratus or may only be aware of something they did with Stratus a long time ago but haven't been fully re-educated about the companys offerings today.

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LF Edge, theedge-focused project that the Linux Foundation started early last year, is growing. On Wednesday, State of the Edge, an open project todefine, explain, and quantify anedge computing ecosystem, officially became part of LF Edge. The Open Glossary of Edge Computing, which had been a stand-alone project within LF Edge, is getting rolled into State of the Edge.

State of the Edge is different fromprojects under the Linux Foundation's care, as it's not a software project. Founded in 2017 byVapor IO, Packet (now owned by Equinix), Ericsson's Edge Gravity, Arm, and Rafay Systems, the organization has so far published three majorreports, all of which are offered for free under a Creative Commons license.

Related: Just How Much Energy Will Edge Data Centers Consume?

Although it doesn't involve code or software development, it still functions in much the same way as any open source project,Matthew Trifiro, chief marketing officerat Vapor IO and co-chair ofState of the Edge, told DCK.

"The power of open source here is that anybody can contribute," he said. "If there's something in the glossary, for example, that somebody disagrees with, or somebody believes doesn't fully capture the idea, they are able to open an issue, or open or create a pull request in the GitHub repo, and the team of committers on the project will review that pull request and evaluate that."

Related: Local Break Out (LBO) and Its Role in Bringing Cloud to the Edge

Similar to other Linux Foundation projects, such as the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, LF Edge functions as an umbrella organization working to create open, interoperable frameworks for edge computing that are agnostic regardinghardware, silicon, cloud, or operating system. Launched in January 2019, LF Edge started life with the existing Linux Foundation projects Akraino Edge Stack, EdgeX Foundry, and Open Glossary of Edge Computing, as well as the new Project EVE and Home Edge Project.

State of the Edge began with a conversation Trifirohad with Jacob Smith, Packet's co-founder andVP of strategy and marketing, Trifiro said.

"Back in in 2017, Jacob Smith and I were having beers in downtown San Francisco and we were lamenting the fact that there were probably 30 different competing definitions of edge and edge computing," he said. "There was no one authoritative resource where you could go to find out what actually is happening in edge computing in a trustworthy way. We felt that there was an opportunity to bring together a coalition of like-minded companies to pool resources to produce essentially a vendor-neutral organization that would create research that was freely available and issued under a Creative Commons license so anybodycan download and distribute it."

The first State of the Edge report was released in 2018 as a 92-page PDF. A byproduct of that report was the 30-page Open Glossary of Edge Computing. The glossary began as a style guide to be used by the six writers of the original report to standardize language issues such as definitions and usage.

In 2019 the project published a shorter, 25-page "Data at the Edge" report that Trifiro called "experimental,"and near the end of the year published another full-length annual report, State of the Edge 2020.

According to Trifiro, State of the Edge has four working groups. The most visible of these at present are Research and Pubs, which is responsible for the annual reports and other publications, and the Open Glossary of Edge Computing.

There's also Edge Landscape, tasked with keeping track of edge projects, companies, technologies, and the like, and as well as Edge Taxonomy. Trifirosaid the later is "a new group that's still trying to figure out what it's doing," but that its mandate is "to try to organize and categorize all the different components of edge into one logical framework."

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Cloud Computing Market Outlook 2020: Global Topmost Companies, Size, Trends And Upcoming Forecasts 2026 - Science In Me

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Cloud Computing in Healthcare Market Report 2020: Growth Factors, Product Type, Manufacturers, Application, End Use and Regions 2025 - Science In Me

(Bloomberg) The coronavirus pandemic has pressured nearly every corner of the global economy, but analysts continue to see sunny days ahead for cloud computing and the ecosystem that surrounds the technology.

The virus pandemic has thrown sales cycles, procurement/IT departments, and budgets into a tornado-like state of chaos, resulting in unprecedented risks to IT spending.

The sub-sector is seen as a rare bright spot in the current environment, particularly as the outbreak pushes more people to work remotely, contributing to a long-term trend of rising demand. The boost is expected to be broad-based, helping software companies, communication firms, and chipmakers that focus on data-center products, which are processors used in cloud computing.

The lasting impact of COVID-19 could actually be a net positive, wrote Richard Baldry, an analyst at Roth Capital Partners. Cloud-based communication companies should see increased customer activity, at least once operational bandwidth returns to a somewhat more normal level for prospects. He listed Five9, Medallia, eGain and LivePerson as names that could see stronger demand and which were trading at valuations he views as attractive.

So far this year, the Global X Cloud Computing ETF an exchange-traded fund that tracks an index of companies involved in the space is down 6.4%. A different ETF, the First Trust Cloud Computing ETF, is down 9.2%. Both have outperformed the S&P 500s drop of more than 15% over the same period.

According to Wedbush, the pandemic has thrown sales cycles, procurement/IT departments, and budgets into a tornado-like state of chaos, resulting in unprecedented risks to IT spending. Even in this environment, analyst Daniel Ives wrote, cloud remains a theme; he expects $1 trillion to be spent on cloud computing over the coming decade.

Ives named Microsoft as the Rock of Gibraltar cloud stock to own, but said the trend would also support the cloud-computing businesses of both Amazon and Alphabet.

Earlier this week, Bank of America referred to cloud-focused chipmakers as a shining house in [a] tough neighborhood, referring to the headwinds facing other areas of the industry. Analyst Vivek Arya expects cloud capital expense to rise 13% in 2020. While this is down from a prior view of 16% growth the lower estimate reflects the most current COVID-19 headwinds it represents a robust acceleration from 2019, when capex grew just 3.5%.

The firm listed Broadcom, Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices, Marvell Technology and Intel among the chipmakers most exposed to this trend. Nvidia has been one of the rare semiconductor gainers this year, and analysts have pointed to its data-center business as a tailwind.

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Cloud technology emerges as a haven during pandemics uncertainty - DigitalCommerce360

A potential COVID-19 vaccine has been developed by researchers using AI and cloud computing to prevent the Spike protein from binding to the ACE2 receptor on human cells.

Australian researchers have developed and are testing a COVID-19 vaccine candidate to fight against the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus.

Working with Oracle cloud technology and vaccine technology developed by Vaxine, the researchers from Flinders University analysed the COVID-19 virus and used this information to design the vaccine candidate.

The vaccine has progressed into animal testing in the US and once we confirm it is safe and effective will then be advanced into human trials, said Professor Nikolai Petrovsky at Flinders University and Research Directorat Vaxine.

As soon as the genomic sequence of COVID-19 became available in January, we immediately used this, combined with our previous experience in developing a SARS coronavirus vaccine, to characterise the key viral attachment molecule called the Spike (S) protein, Petrovsky said.

The researchers used computer models of the S protein and its human receptor, angiotensin converting enzyme 2 (ACE2), to identify how the virus was infecting human cells. They were then able to design a vaccine to block this process.

Computer simulated model of COVID-19 spike protein binding to the human ACE2 receptor through which it gains entry into cells lining the human lung. Vaxines COVID-19 vaccine is designed to mimic the portion of the S protein attaching to ACE2, with the aim of inducing human antibodies that will bind to the COVID-19 S protein thereby blocking it from binding to ACE2 and getting inside human cells, preventing infection [credit: Flinders University].

The team has exploited the very latest technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), advanced manufacturing and cloud computing to accelerate vaccine design, shaving years off normal development timeframes, said Flinders University Associate Professor Dimitar Sajkov.

We achieved great results with Vaxines swine flu vaccine developed during the 2009 swine flu pandemic, where we commenced clinical trials of a vaccine within three months of discovery of the virus. We hope to achieve similar results with their COVID-19 vaccine candidate when it is ready for human testing, said Sajkov.

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ETF Overview

First Trust Cloud Computing ETF (SKYY) owns a portfolio of cloud-services stocks in the United States. The fund seeks to track the ISE CTA Cloud Computing Index. Besides a long-term secular growth trend, these stocks should benefit in the near-term from the outbreak of COVID-19 as more and more people use cloud-related services from home. Stocks in SKYY's portfolio are trading at valuations below their historical averages. Therefore, we think investors may want to take this opportunity to add more shares.

Data by YCharts

SKYY's portfolio includes high quality companies

SKYY's top-10 holdings are mostly high-profile companies around the world. As can be seen from the table below, these top 10 stocks represent about 41.7% of its total portfolio.

Morningstar Moat Status

Financial Health Rating

% of ETF

Amazon (AMZN)

Wide

Strong

5.40%

Microsoft (MSFT)

Wide

Strong

5.20%

Oracle (ORCL)

Wide

Moderate

4.49%

Alphabet Inc. Class A (GOOGL)

Wide

Strong

4.34%

Citrix Systems (CTXS)

Narrow

Strong

4.27%

Alibaba Group (BABA)

Wide

Moderate

3.99%

VMware (VMW)

Narrow

Moderate

3.85%

Akamai Technologies (AKAM)

None

Strong

3.61%

MongoDB (MDB)

N/A

N/A

3.55%

Cisco (CSCO)

Narrow

Strong

2.97%

Total:

41.67%

Source: Created by author

Most of these stocks have products or services that are not easy for its competitors to replicate. In some cases, they operate in oligopoly as well. For example, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Alibaba together hold roughly 61.4% of total worldwide cloud market share in Q4 2019 (see chart below).

Source: Parkmycloud.com

Besides having a sizable market share in the cloud market, these stocks also offer other services to continue to attract subscribers. For example, Microsoft's Office 365 subscription service provides a stable and predictable income as it is difficult for its customers to switch due to compatibility and familiarity issues. Similarly, Google also provides a suite of cloud services (Gmail, Google Drive, etc.) to its customers. Likewise, Amazon offers video services and quick delivery services to its Prime members.

COVID-19 is driving significant demand for cloud-based services

SKYY invests in companies that provide cloud-based services to their customers. This sector should experience strong revenue growth in the next few years. In fact, a report published by Gartner late in 2019 points to significant growth opportunities in the next few years. As stated by Gartner,

The cloud managed service landscape is becoming increasingly sophisticated and competitive. In fact, by 2022, up to 60% of organizations will use an external service provider's cloud managed service offering, which is double the percentage of organizations from 2018.

As can be seen from the table below, worldwide public cloud services revenue is expected to jump from $227.8 billion in 2019 to $354.6 billion in 2022. This represents a growth rate of 55.7% from 2019.

Source: Gartner

This growth rate will likely accelerate further due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Since the outbreak of COVID-19 and the implementation of social distancing, many people are forced to work from home or stay at home. Therefore, the need to do their everyday activities (work, shopping, entertainments) online is increasing sharply. In fact, SKYY's second largest holding Microsoft has seen 775% increase in demand for its cloud services in regions enforcing social distancing. Its largest holding Amazon is also seeing overwhelming influx in orders. Cisco's Webex video conferencing app drew record 324 million users in March. The app usage grew by 2.5 times in Americas, 4 times in Europe and 3.5 times in Asia.

SKYY is now undervalued

Now, let us take a look at its top-10 holdings and compare these stocks' forward P/E ratio with its 5-year average P/E. As can be seen from the table below, these stocks' weighted average forward P/E ratio of 23.75x is much lower than the 5-year average of 28.87x. Given these stocks' strong growth outlook, we think its shares are trading at a significant discount.

Forward P/E

5-year Average P/E

% of ETF

Amazon

64.52

85.85

5.40%

Microsoft

24.69

22.36

5.20%

Oracle

11.79

14.57

4.49%

Alphabet Inc. Class A

20.08

22.72

4.34%

Citrix Systems

6.08

12.82

4.27%

Alibaba Group

22.03

27.28

3.99%

VMware

17.86

20.25

3.85%

Akamai Technologies

19.57

20.45

3.61%

MongoDB

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