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Flexera has introduced Cloud License Management, a solution designed to enhance the management of cloud software expenditures, which have become a significant concern for organizations with cloud spend challenges surpassing even security issues. This new tool allows organizations to gain a comprehensive understanding of their cloud software investments across platforms like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. By providing a unified view of cloud software spend, along with actionable insights, Flexera aims to help enterprises optimize their cloud software costs, ensure compliance, and prevent waste. According to recent surveys, effective management of cloud software can lead to significant savings, highlighting the necessity for tools like Cloud License Management in the rapidly evolving Cloud AI landscape.
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Microsoft last closed at $373.11 down 2.4%, not far from its 52-week low.
Elsewhere in the market, Ccoop Group was a standout up 3.7% and ending the day at CN¥2.77. Meanwhile, Sandisk trailed, down 19.7% to close at $38.26.
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Alphabet closed at $150.72 down 4%, close to the 52-week low.
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Super Micro Computer closed at $32.32 down 7.9%.
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Apple closed at $203.19 down 9.2%.
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