Makenzie Holland is a Senior News Writer at TechTarget. She specializes in covering big tech and federal regulation, with a focus on cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and software as a service. Makenzie has been featured in prominent publications such as TechTarget, CIO Dive, Yahoo Finance, Cybersecurity Dive, and Yahoo.
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