Cloud and Infrastructure
Google asks, what does the cloud worker mean for business?
The cloud worker is replacing the knowledge worker in the enterprise space
Government to forge ahead with mandatory age checks for adult websites
BBFC publishes guidance and draft regulations six months late
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Yale 'smart' security app down for 24 hours due to 'unplanned network maintenance'
Users complain over Yale Smart Alarm crash
Microsoft donates 60,000 patents to open source as it joins Open Invention Network
What a difference a decade makes
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Digital transformation: 'It's not about changing it all, it's about running what's there, but better' says Savvius MD
Why rebuild the highway when you can change the traffic flow...?
Intel launches 9th-generation X-Series Core i7 and Core i9 processors, taking aim at AMD
Intel claims benchmarks show significant performance advantage for ninth-gen CPUs over AMD Ryzen and Threadripper
You can't be a "one-trick pony" in the cloud world
Demand for legacy skills is falling as companies move to the cloud. Retaining staff through retraining is critical during and after a digital transformation
Waitrose beats Amazon in UK trial of 'while you're away' deliveries with Yale
Seriously, who wants the delivery guy to have the keys to their front door?
How Apptio's money-saving cloud analytics wowed the Cloud Excellence Awards
Judges praised the company for bringing transparency to a complex market
China accused of supply chain attack involving chip secretly built-in to Supermicro server motherboards
Chip the size of a grain of rice found on motherboard of servers used in defence and CIA, claims Bloomberg investigation
Cloud culture must be born from the ground up, says Computing's Cloud Professional of the Year, Justin Day
The award win has already had an impact on Day's inbox
Infrastructure providers should re-examine their contracts under the lens of NIS
Companies must inform the ICO of incidents, but that doesn't apply to their cloud providers
Explainable AI: Dissecting the development of auditable artificial intelligence
Ben Taylor, CEO of Rainbird discusses the issues of transparency in the way that AI operates - especially when it comes to algorithms which make financial, legal or healthcare decisions
Are we speeding towards AI consciousness?
Jeff NG, Chief Scientist, Founders Factory, explains recent developments paving the way to AI consciousness and why it is important to our world's future
Why should we be looking to multi-cloud?
Storing data across providers can increase resilience and save money, but there are other uses outside of backup
How Egress is doing away with usernames and passwords, and making security frictionless
Tony Pepper, CEO of Egress, explains what he's doing to make security a help rather than a hindrance, and how his organisation is finding success at the highest levels of government
Peter Cochrane: Has computing become too challenging for any one person to fully comprehend?
Peter Cochrane looks at how computing has changed in his lifetime, from analogue, to digital and, soon, quantum
Users of Zoho SaaS cloud locked out following dispute with domain name registrar TierraNet
Your regular reminder that cloud is 'someone else's computer' and can be blocked at any time
How RS Components created a marketplace for engineers using IBM Garage
Pete Wood, head technology evangelist, RS Components, tells delegates at Computing's Cloud & Infrastructure Summit that they needed an awesome experience for end users quickly and cheaply, whilst not losing quality or resilience
Microsoft wants to reach the workplace before Alexa
Cortana Skills Kit for Enterprise could hook into existing Microsoft services like email
Cloud Live: The seven sins of multi-cloud
Kris Saxton of Automation Logic divided the cardinal sins of multi-cloud into abstraction, ambition and approach
AI? I don't believe for a minute it's going to mean fewer jobs
The important thing is to invest in both people and technology, say panelists at Computing's Cloud Live event
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