Software
Cracking Kubernetes: How bet365 shifted to containers with Kubernetes
James Nightingale and Alan Reed explain how bet365 shifted into containerisation with Kubernetes
Ubuntu's Shuttleworth urges open-source foundations to stop fighting each other and focus
'Nobody asked for duelling vendors to be replaced by duelling foundations'
Reprieve for Paint as Microsoft backtracks on plan to cut it from Windows 10
Microsoft had planned to take Paint out of Windows 10 and only make it available via the Windows Store
IT leaders expect consolidation of CRM and ERP
Information is often duplicated across both systems, but they cannot communicate with each other
Emotionally aware AI is imminent, says futurist Shivvy Jervis
An AI avatar voiced by Cate Blanchett that can read emotions is being rolled out right now by a major bank
Why SAP seems to be sidelining HANA
Big changes are under way at SAP, and HANA's weaknesses may be the root cause
All change: How MariaDB handles transactional processing and analytics together on one database platform
Computing talks to MariaDB's Shane Johnson, about the MariaDB Platform's hybrid transactional/analytical processing capabilities
AI & ML latest: Google disbands another AI ethics committee
Tricky stuff, ethics
Microsoft leaps into lead for HR software trials
Despite only being available for two years Dynamics Talent is most evaluated HCM software, according to a Computing study
Apple to spend over $500 million on its Arcade gaming service
FT report indicates that Apple will bet big on Arcade, with the games subscription service rolling out from October this year
CIO interview: How Reynolds' IT helped it grow from an £8m company to a £215m company
Reynolds CIO Richard Calder tells Computing how a flexible IT architecture has helped the fresh food distributor grow fast in uncertain times
Google Cloud adds Confluent, MongoDB and other open-source projects as managed services
They'll be treated as 'equal collaborators not a resource to be mined' Google promises .
US lawmakers introduce a bill to require algorithms to be checked for bias
Algorithmic Accountability Act would require US tech firms to audit their algorithms before deployment
Developers prefer Rust, Python and TypeScript to JavaScript, according to 2019 Stack Overflow Global Developer Survey
DevOps specialists and site-reliability engineers are where the big money is made, suggests Stack Overflow
Seventy-four Microsoft vulnerabilities fixed in April Patch Tuesday
Adobe has also released seven updates fixing 43 security flaws - but Shockwave will remain unpatched against seven critical vulnerabilities
The most profitable languages and how to learn them
Hired CEO Mehul Patel reveals the most in-demand and lucrative computer languages that software engineers need to learn
The changing face of HR systems
The first of a two-part exploration of the HCM systems market
Microsoft Visual Studio Code now available on Linux as an Ubuntu Snap
Visual Studio Code will run on Linux as a containerised package in the form of an Ubuntu Snap
Up to 28 million users potentially affected by backdoor vulnerability in popular web development tool
Warning over compromised 'bootstrap-sass' development package published on the RubyGems repository
HP CEO Léo Apotheker didn't bother reading Autonomy deal due diligence
Apotheker relied on HP's 'traffic light' system to highlight problems - but ignored CFO who opposed the deal
Amazon employees celebrate after switching off their last Oracle database
Amazon employees celebrate as a lead engineer in the company's fulfilment team hits the switch-off button on Oracle database
Why blockchain matters to your business - the growth of private blockchains
We are past the hype and into blockchain-based productivity, say lawyers from Osborne Clarke
HP CEO Léo Apotheker didn't even read Autonomy's accounts before acquisition
Apotheker claims he didn't have time to read Autonomy's accounts prior to $11bn acquisition
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