Revenues rise as cloud lineup brings big bucks Adobe is crediting the success of its cloud and digital media groups in reporting record quarterly revenues.…
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Lees meerAdvanced practitioners display hybrid vigour Cloud computing is so mainstream these days that maybe it should just be called “computing”. That’s what an IDC survey of 6,100 organisations in 31 countries, released today, indicates, with 68 per cent o…
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Lees meerCloud and microservices new blend Java Enterprise Edition 8 is delayed yet again, Oracle has conceded.…
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Lees meerStop Zuck’s data gulp Facebook is facing legal action in India over its attempt to slurp up user data from WhatsApp users.…
Lees meerPesky no name ODMs beat down the big brands The latest server sales figures for Europe, Middle East and Africa show the continued march of no name server makers as enterprises and big data centres increasingly buy hardware directly from ODMs fron th…
Lees meerCould be in line for a multi-million pound fine Communications regulator Ofcom has ruled that there are "reasonable grounds" to suspect Sky breached rules to allow consumers to easily switch broadband and landline providers, which could lead to a mu…
Lees meerServer union for open source floaters Canonical’s OpenStack spin has landed on IBM’s Power hardware as part of zSystems' Linux stack.…
Lees meerAnd who will be reading those proposals? Here’s who... Reg Events There are just a few weeks until the call for papers for Building IoT London closes, and we really want to hear your real world stories of what the things on the internet are doing t…
Lees meerNah, not that neuro-bollocks – natural language processing Google have snapped up API.AI, a Silicon Valley startup specialising in building tools for natural language understanding in mobiles, web applications and devices.…
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Lees meerPre-IPO HCI startup's promising biz growth foundation Analysis Nutanix has filed an amended S1 IPO form with the SEC and data within it shows a strongly growing business well-set for an IPO if the financial environment is supportive.…
Lees meerMerry Christmas and a Happy... Oh Staff at Three are poised to receive a very early Christmas present - in the form of a Transfer of Undertakings Protection of Employment notice to everyone's favourite outsourcer Capita.…
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Lees meerIt's free. Now find something it can actually be useful for The government-backed Digital Catapult wheeze has launched an “Internet of Things network” across London to titivate the lives of the eight million poor souls trapped within the M25.…
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