Cloud and Infrastructure
Ex-Twitter employees charged with spying for Saudi Arabian government
One former Twitter employee arrested on Tuesday in Seattle - form Facebook chief security officer Alex Stamos warns that there will be more
Azure Arc will enable Microsoft cloud users to manage resources across AWS and the Google Cloud
Azure Arc will bring 'Azure services and management to any infrastructure', claims Microsoft
New Relic: "Cloud migration is shifting to modernisation"
Computing awards are a chance for companies to "challenge themselves against the best in class"
Google to buy Fitbit in $2.1bn deal
Google promises to give Fitbit users the opportunity to delete their data, should the deal be approved by regulators
'They didn't think anyone would hack us - 10 months later we suffered a data breach' - Racing Post CISO Johan Pieterse
Racing Post's Johan Pieterse, later appointed CISO, was told 'no-one would want to hack Racing Post'
Google Cloud adds new device management and security features to G Suite
Fundamental device management feature in G Suite should enable admins to verify device types, operating systems, and most recent sync times
Trump asked Defense Secretary Mattis to 'screw Amazon' out of Pentagon's JEDI cloud contract
News of Trump's bid to derail Amazon's JEDI cloud contract bid stands to
Microsoft nicks $10bn JEDI Department of Defense cloud contract from AWS
Amazon 'surprised' to lose out to Microsoft in monolithic military cloud contract
AWS cloud growth slows as Amazon announces investments in renewables and Prime
AWS growth disappoints as Amazon announces windfarm in Scotland and continues to push Prime
Cloud computing helps Microsoft increase revenues by 14 per cent in first quarter results
Strongly rising cloud and services revenues - including from LinkedIn - more than offset lower product sales
Blockchain could kill off the City of London and the taxes that pay for the NHS
Blockchain will render the City of London irrelevant, taking with it the personal and corporate taxes that effectively fund the NHS, warns Business 5.0 expert John Straw
Computing's DevOps Excellence Awards 2020 opens for entries
The longest-running DevOps awards in the industry is back. Is your project, start-up, DevOps transformation or development platform worthy of industry-wide recognition?
Microsoft acquires Mover to simplify Microsoft 365 cloud migration
Mover provides cloud file migration services that the software giant wants to integrate with Microsoft 365
SAP announces new cloud partnership with Microsoft
Deal is intended to strengthen SAP's close relationship with Microsoft
Microsoft's EU contracts non-compliant with GDPR, warns European Data Protection Supervisor
Result of ongoing investigation raises 'serious concerns' over Microsoft's compliance with data protection rules, EDPS indicates
Competition watchdog opens first phase of formal probe into Amazon's Deliveroo deal
CMA will examine whether Amazon's investment in Deliveroo could result in a substantial lessening of competition
Bill McDermott quits as CEO of SAP
Bill McDermott to be replaced by Jennifer Morgan and Christian Klein as co-CEOs
The reaction to an NBA coach's Hong Kong tweet proves why Huawei, ZTE and Alibaba Cloud can't be trusted
Tencent and TikTok appear to follow the Chinese government's line on censorship at home and abroad. Imagine what could be expected of Huawei, ZTE and Alibaba Cloud in the future
Computing Delta: CIOs share their single key digital transformation strategies
Top CIOs give their advice for driving enduringly transformational digital transformation projects
Ex-Google staffer claims data stored in Google Docs and other G Suite apps isn't as private as users might think
G Suite domains lack end-to-end encryption and content can be scanned by Google for a variety of purposes, claims former employee
Garry Kasparov: Look again at Terminator - it's about humans making an alliance with older machines, and winning
Don't worry about apocalyptic, Terminator-style AI fears - everything will be fine in the end, says Kasparov at today's DTExpo
Oracle to add 2,000 jobs to expand cloud business to more regions
The company also wants to open 20 more cloud data centres "regions" across the globe by the end of 2020
US, UK and Australia demand that Facebook stop plan to introduce end-to-end encryption for WhatsApp
End-to-end encryption will 'hinder or prevent' serious criminal investigations, authorities claims
Twenty million Russians have their tax records exposed online
Names, addresses, passport numbers, Tax IDs - the whole lot - exposed on unsecured, unencrypted Elasticsearch cluster
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