Cloud Computing
Choosing a database in the multi-cloud era
Cloud, mobile, social media, big data, IoT and organisations operating in real-time on a global scale have driven sweeping changes to the database arena
Hitachi Capital rolls out identity-as-a-service to handle huge rise in loan applications post-lockdown
Lender is extending its use of Nomidio IDV to speed application processing for the UK government's Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS)
UK smart home energy platform Living Lab moves forward with cloud-based analytics
Living Lab 2.0 is a test environment for businesses seeking to innovate in the home energy market
From million-cluster deployments to the IoT: Rancher Labs' goals for Kubernetes
Rancher has big - and small - plans for the container orchestration platform
Starschema fights COVID-19 with single source of truth for infection data
The free data set collates epidemiological information from COVID-19 cases that worldwide public health authorities have reported, ready for analysis
More ransomware groups threaten to publish data stolen data from non-payers
More and more ransomware groups are starting to steal data before encryption in order to blackmail their victims into paying up
IBM collaborates with the US government to help fight coronavirus using supercomputers
Collective power of supercomputers should help researchers identify compounds that could be used in the fight against COVID-19
PC gamers and researchers asked to donate GPU and CPU time to help fight coronavirus
The deadly virus has already killed more over 6,300 people worldwide
UK publishes framework for talks on post-Brexit EU-UK data flows
Trade in 'data enabled services' between the UK and EU is valued at more than £120 billion
AECOM CEO Mike Burke was 'asked to leave', alleges insider, over leadership questions following IBM IT outsourcing
Burke has been trying to push through the sale of the engineering firm before company AGM this month, say sources
What's happening with open-source databases?
Cloud has changed the rules of engagement, says Aiven CEO Oskari Saarenmaa
Apple PCB orders for iPhone SE2 postponed due to coronavirus
The launch of Apple’s upgraded entry-level iPhone SE2 has been pushed back from this month into the second quarter
Ampere unveils 80-core Altra server processor designed for modern cloud and edge computing data centres
The chip features 7nm architecture based on a 64-bit ARM design
Pulse Secure: 2,500 VPN servers worldwide vulnerable to CVE-2019-11510 critical security flaw
UK plays host to 149 unpatched Pulse Secure VPN servers vulnerable to flaw favoured by Iranian state-backed hackers
Google's $2.6bn deal for Looker Data Science approved by CMA
Google's proposed acquisition has been investigated, and approved, by three national competition authorities
New York Stock Exchange owner reportedly makes an offer to acquire eBay
Intercontinental Exchange reported offer could value eBay at as much as $30bn - but will offload the classifieds business
Koch Industries to buy-up remaining 30 per cent stake in Infor in deal valuing the ERP specialist it at $11bn
Golden Gate Capital sells its 30 per cent stake in Infor to conglomerate Koch Industries
Google misses revenue targets as online advertising growth declines - but Google Cloud pulls-in $8.9bn in 2019
Cloud computing turned over $8.92bn in 2019, while EU fines fell from $5.1bn to 'just' $1.7bn
Oracle opens five new cloud regions
Oracle aims to have 36 cloud locations by the end of the year, including a Government and Commercial cloud data centre in Newport, Wales
IBM reports surprise (small) quarterly revenue rise - largely thanks to its Red Hat acquisition
IBM's tiny 0.1 per cent fourth-quarter revenue increase overshadowed by 3.1 per cent decline for the full year
Amazon to ask US court to block Microsoft from working on JEDI contract
Microsoft is scheduled to begin work on the US Department of Defense's massive JEDI cloud project on 11th February
