Cloud and Infrastructure
Oracle stops reporting cloud numbers after growth tails off
Are IT leaders ditching their least-loved software vendor as they shift to cloud?
Visa: Rare networking switch failure to blame for payments glitch earlier this month
Rare fault meant identifying and rectifying cause of problem took longer than usual
Eleven-hour Microsoft Azure outage hits Northern Europe region
North Europe Azure outage blamed on datacentre "temperature issue" - but customers are still complaining this morning
Kubernetes is a seachange technology - IT leaders should be at the helm
Kubernetes is now the de facto standard for deploying cloud applications
Nvidia announces availability of Kubernetes on its GPUs
TensorRT and TensorFlow Integration tools are now also available
Microsoft plan to emulate Amazon Go with 'cashierless' Walmart collaboration
Retail system would track shoppers as they load-up their trolleys
ERPScan founder denies US sanctions in open letter to customers
Alexander Polyakov: 'We have nothing to do with Russian Federal Security Service'
Dixons Carphone admits security breach spilling 5.9 million card details
Ever shopped in Carphone Warehouse, Currys, Dixons, or PC World? Your personal and payment details could be at risk
Beyond lift and shift: Digital transformation through the cloud
Cloud offers many new and innovative services, but it's vital to monitor whether expectations are being met
US ZTE ban will remain in place until the company pays $1bn fine and places $400m in escrow
ZTE deal a 'personal favour' from President Trump - but it will definitely be shut down if it contravenes new agreement
'Too many companies are cloud junkies', says Gatwick Airport CIO
CIO explains his strategy is to minimise the number of suppliers, and keep core processes on-premises
Sainsbury's appoints Clodagh Moriarty as first-ever group chief digital officer
Former director of online tasked with integrating 'customer experience' across Sainsbury's
Confirmed: Microsoft buys GitHub in $7.5bn deal
A deal GitHub founders and backers could scarcely refuse
Visa Europe outage: Visa claims systems back up and running following hardware failure
Afternoon of retail disruption caused by hardware failure, claims Visa
Australian Amazon users to be geo-fenced after government extends purchase tax
Amazon responds to extension of Goods and Services Tax (GST) by barring Australians from Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk
Smoke and Sacrifice review
We delve into the first release from new UK-based indie games studio Solar Sail Games
BMC Software sold-on by private equity owners to KKR in $8.5bn deal
Bain Capital and Golden Gate sell BMC making estimated $1.6bn profit
Nvidia announces 'first unified computing platform' for high-performance computing and AI
Nvidia claims the HGX-2 cloud server platform supports FP64 and FP32 for scientific computing and simulations
GDPR: Some companies have only started their compliance preparations this week, claims Bristows lawyer Robert Bond
And all those 'GDPR compliance' emails are pointless and unnecessary, too
Peter Cochrane: Our devices know more about us than we think
It's not just Big Brother that is watching you - increasingly, it's every electronic device we use, warns Peter Cochrane
GDPR is now in force! Read the best resources to prepare
GDPR is now online and firms need to comply or risk heavy fines. Here are the details you need to ensure you're ready
Trump's North Korea summit cancellation could result in new swathe of cyber attacks
Denial of service attacks expected from North Korea, targetting US government departments or military networks
The journey to automation starts now!
James Robbins, CIO and Transformation Director at ArrowXL discusses the journey towards automation, and argues that firms shouldn't wait to begin
Mark Zuckerberg's EU Parliament grilling labelled 'missed opportunity' for failing to answer questions
European Parliament criticised for letting Zuckerberg off the hook
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