Zoom! That's the sounds of comms firm chomping down on loss-making Five9 in transaction valued at $14.7bn
Pandemic smiles on Unified-Comms-as-a-Service biz
19 Jul 2021 | 6
Paul Kunert is the UK editor at The Register. In addition to running the London office, areas of coverage include the technology supply chain, IT outsourcing, cloud services and more.
BT and Communication Workers Union draw up 'principles' to guide future planning on pay and redundancies
Threat of national industrial ballot in May forced telco back around negotiating table
08 Jul 2021 | 5
Google Cloud poaches SAP exec Adaire Fox-Martin to run EMEA ops
Hired to boost channel sales and, erm, 'accelerate' that 'growth journey'
05 Jul 2021 | 4
Tax check tool CEST is the pits, say UK contractor consultancies as latest HMRC usage stats are published
IR35 status of 1 in 5 cases still undetermined by 'fundamentally flawed' app
25 Jun 2021 | 11
UK watchdog fines biz £130k for 900,000+ direct marketing calls to folk who had opted out
Colour Coat accused of lying, being rude and aggressive, and hanging up on cold-call victims
24 Jun 2021 | 44
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We are hiring a FOSS expert who can pick apart a cloud giant's latest API
21 Jun 2021 | 33
Conservative Party fined one-third of a luxury food hamper by ICO for nuisance email campaign
For once, Boris Johnson ignored calls of PECR
03 Jun 2021 | 23
Desktop renaissance? Nope, rebound of hefty PCs is just because there's notebook shortage – analysts
Lenovo ops chief adds: 'Everything that is able to be built is selling'
28 May 2021 | 25
Holy margins, Batman: Pandemic tech prices balloon as demand outweighs stocks and suppliers get greedy
Hall of Shame as IT buyers admit to paying £110 for a £14 mouse and keyboard
21 May 2021 | 40
Cisco: A price rise is coming to a town near you imminently. Blame chip shortages
Not just Chuck struggling under the switch, rival Arista's supply chain has 'never been so constrained'
20 May 2021 | 8
UK data watchdog fines 'pandemic partner' biz £8k: It sent 84,000 marketing emails to people who'd given info for track and trace
Tested.me Ltd broke the PECR, says Information Commissioner's Office
19 May 2021 | 36
Make mine an old-fashioned. Perpetual licence sales save Micro Focus results for first half of its fiscal 2021
Talking up AWS deal as market says: Yes, OK
18 May 2021 |
Google Cloud confirms departure of EMEA president Chris Ciauri
Exclusive That 41% 2020 regional revenue growth lagged US and APAC. Sources claim HQ expected higher returns
18 May 2021 | 1
Take-home salary pay cut in 2021? Billionaire Michael Dell feels you, slices off most of own yearly pay
Paid fraction of his fellow execs, though he is worth $50+bn (just don't mention tax)
13 May 2021 | 6
On eve of national industrial ballot, BT, EE, Openreach agree to temporarily suspend compulsory redundancies
Exclusive Well, the telco always said it's good to talk: Negotiations over jobs, pay, grading, and more set for this month
12 May 2021 | 14
Rackspace CEO: Offshoring, real estate closures and other cost cutting measures. Did NASDAQ cheer? Well? Nope
Q1 revenue up, losses widen, boss says new Elastic Engineering cloud product selling fast
12 May 2021 | 6
UK's competition watchdog sniffs around AMD's proposed $35bn all-stock buy of Xilinx
Updated Will deal make goods, services less competitive? Regulator wants to hear from interested parties
10 May 2021 | 19
British bank TSB says it will fix days-long transaction troubles tonight
Totally Sucks, Buddy: Debit payments held up since April, online and app still wobbly, say readers
07 May 2021 | 17
Just one in 5 Googlers plan to swerve the office permanently after COVID-19
Free breakfast, lunch and dinner? Listening to Ryan Reynolds talk shit? Massages for gratis? Why the hell wouldn't they return
06 May 2021 | 15
Infrastructure cloud market $11bn higher than a year ago as AWS and Microsoft get fatter and fatter
Two words: Digital transformation. Stop gagging. It's about how we learned to love the cloud
30 Apr 2021 | 1
Apple won't be sharing revenue guidance for rest of the year, but we can always guess what it'll look like
Cupertino brought in more for Q2 than HPE did for all of 2020 so go figure
29 Apr 2021 | 9
33 'unsustainably loss-making' Dixons Travel outlets set to be shuttered affecting 400 staff
Electronics retailer 'confident' workers can be offered opportunities elsewhere in the business
28 Apr 2021 | 6
UK's Competition and Markets Authority sticks probe in SK Hynix's $9bn proposed buy of Intel's NAND and SSD units
Regulator inviting comments on implications for local goods and services
28 Apr 2021 | 6
PCs continue to sell like hot cakes and industry can barely keep up with demand – analyst
Retailers prep for what could be the biggest sales year on record
26 Apr 2021 | 51
