Cloud Computing
The implications of containerisation for bet365
Having been an early adopter of Kubernetes, bet365 is now exploring the implications of expanding the scope and scale of the platform, writes James Nightingale
Digital transformation driving record increases in IT investment, according to Harvey Nash/KPMG CIO Survey
Security, big data, artificial intelligence and automation all high on CIOs' agenda as budgets and head counts expand
Google buys analytics specialist Looker in $2.6bn cash deal
Deal intended to bolster Google Cloud but Looker will continue to support other cloud databases
'Network congestion' blamed for Google Cloud outage that affected YouTube, Snapchat and G Suite
Google Cloud outage lasted more than four hours on Sunday and affected Snapchat, Discord, Shopify, Vimeo and Pokemon Go as well as Google's own services
Semi-connected containerisation: Overcoming VDI's connectivity conundrum
Could desktop-based containers tackle the enterprise’s VDI shortcomings?
Bare metal clouds: what's happening and why now?
As the big cloud providers roll out bare metal services and open-source projects spring up we look at the drivers
Trainline CTO Mark Holt: Digital transformation is all about constantly 'iterating' apps, features and services
Strip processes down to the essentials, organise around small, empowered teams - and dump legacy Oracle tech and shift to the cloud, suggests Holt
PC sales continue to fall in 2019 with Intel chip shortage blamed
Organisations' Windows 10 migration plans affected, warns IDC, as cessation of extended support for Windows 7 looms
Cloud IaaS and PaaS - how do the main vendors stack up?
Customers care most about uptime, security and costs according to Computing's research
Epic Games Store matches Steam on refund policy
Buyers can demand refunds if they've had a game for no more than 14 days and not registered more than two hours of play
Fortnite maker Epic to undercut Steam with new store taking just 12 per cent commission
Valve Software faces major challenge from Epic as the go-to platform for PC gaming
'Dynamical decoupling' technique improves performance of quantum computers, claims University of Southern California study
Rigetti's 19-qubit Acorn and IBM's 16-qubit QX5 quantum computers used in the study
Volvo's autonomous trucks tackle mining operations
Volvo will be paid per metric tonne delivered, making the success of the autonomous trucks critical
'Ghost' galaxy sitting on the outskirts of the Milky Way found
Dubbed Antlia 2, the ghost galaxy sits just 130,000 light-years away from the Milky Way
Yale University astronomer Pieter Van Dokkum reveals how he discovered a ghost galaxy 'by accident'
So-called ghost galaxies aren't necessarily small but can be difficult to detect due to their very low star power
Astronomers witness slow death of a dwarf galaxy close to the Milky Way
The galaxy is losing its hydrogen and the ability to form new stars
Interstellar object 'Oumuamua' could be an alien probe, claims Harvard study
Oumuamua was first spotted in October 2017 by the Pan-STARRS 1 telescope in Hawaii
Researchers explain why bands form behind a comet's dust tail
Findings are based on the movement of dust particles in Comet McNaught, one of the brightest comets seen from Earth in the past five decades
Scientists confirm presence of supermassive black hole at heart of the Milky Way
GRAVITY combines the light from four different telescopes of Very Large Telescope to create a virtually huge telescope
Self-driving taxis could be on London's roads by 2021
Addison Lee is working on autonomous taxis for commuting and pleasure
Microsoft unveils Xbox game streaming plans with Project xCloud coming in 2019
Microsoft reveals plan to trial game streaming in 2019 as Google starts-up its own cloud gaming services
Deep learning is inferior to scripting for teaching robots
But deep learning pulls ahead for complex tasks
NASA's Mars Curiosity rover hit by glitch preventing transmission of scientific data
Curiosity rover is in 'normal mode' but not transmitting scientific data back to base
European Parliament votes in favour of tough new online copyright laws
Copyright Directive will put "an end to the digital wild west", claims European Parliament president Antonio Tajani
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