Cloud and Infrastructure
Nginx founders complain over Russian police raid over alleged copyright violation
Police raid on Nginx came after Russia's Rambler Group filed a copyright violation case against Nginx earlier this month - nine months after the company was sold to F5 Networks
Safra Catz made sole CEO of Oracle despite flat revenues
Catz now officially sole CEO of Oracle as the company reports flat revenues and profits
Sporting Group CTO on selecting Sumo Logic over Splunk, and Google over AWS
Peter Wallis explains how the company moved from Splunk to Sumo Logic because of pricing, and how Kubernetes made Google the clear cloud choice
Majority of SAP's UK & Ireland customers still not ready to move to S/4HANA
But the company wants to withdraw support for its Business Suite range in 2025
Hybrid cloud conundrums: three questions companies must address
Hybird cloud can increase complexity so it's important for organisations not to rush
BP to shutter mega European data centres in preference for AWS
The move is part of a broad programme to speed up the digitisation of BP's operations and infrastructure
Ocado to build robotic fulfilment centre in Japan in new deal with retail chain Aeon
Ocado has signed another technology deal - this time taking its advanced warehouses and robotics technology to Aeon in Japan
Ocado to open mini customer fulfilment centre in Bristol
Ocado's mini-CFC is expected to achieve productivity similar to the company's full-size warehouses
Google fires four employees over data security policy violations
Two of the terminated Google staffers had addressed a rally outside one of the company's San Francisco offices last week
Tim Berners-Lee launches 'Contract for the Web' to govern internet giants and governments
Google, Facebook and others sign-up to Berners-Lee's 'global plan of action to make our online world safe and empowering for everyone'
Amazon files lawsuit challenging Pentagon's decision to award $10bn JEDI contract to Microsoft
Amazon plans to use video clips of President Trump's comments to make a case that the government wrongly interference in the procurement process
General Election 2019: Conservatives promise full fibre for every home by 2025 and R&D incentives for cloud computing
Promise of £5 billion funding to underpin full-fibre pledge alongside boost to cloud computing with shake-up of R&D credits
General Election 2019: Labour manifesto promises free fibre and fines for Facebook over online bullying
Social media companies to face "legal duty of care" to protect children online, NCSC role to be reviewed and extended, and Charter of Digital Rights promised
WeWork customers' confidential contract and bank account details left exposed on GitHub
The issue impacted a subset of WeWork customers based in Europe, India, and China
BA flights disrupted due to yet-another IT meltdown
British Airways IT meltdown causes flight delays of up to 12 hours
Amazon to challenge Google Stadia with cloud gaming service coming next year
Amazon has already started hiring people for its cloud gaming initiative
Organisations are struggling to make 'data-guided decisions', according to Computing Delta research
IT departments are providing the data, but the tools are lagging, Computing Delta research among IT leaders reveals
Department for Transport to go all-Google for cloud-first digital transformation from 2020
DfT plans to go cloud first from 2020
Microsoft updates privacy policy following intervention by EU data protection watchdog
Microsoft amends cloud privacy policy following investigation by European Data Protection Supervisor
Security technology in the context of modern progress
There are many good reasons why VPN services are booming in popularity
Amazon to fight Pentagon's JEDI contract award to Microsoft
AWS will claim that the JEDI contract bid process was marred by political considerations
Google in deal to transfer full medical records from US healthcare company, claims whistleblower
Google denies whistleblower claims that it plans to "mine patient information" and "sell or share data with third parties"
Labour Party's DDoS attack 'unsophisticated' and not even categorised by the NCSC
Cloudflare and the NCSC play down the scale of the 'large and sophisticated' DDoS attack on the Labour Party
Should security shift from defence to containing attacks?
The risks of cyber attack are more than doubling every year. So should CIOs and CISOs rethink how they organise IT security, Nic Fearn asks
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