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SAP decides one head is better than two in a crisis, parts ways with co-CEO Jennifer Morgan

Christian Klein to fly solo just six months after dual-driver approach was hailed as perfect combination

Software21 Apr 2020 | 11

UK government to take equity in struggling startups with £250m 'Future fund'

Borrowers can score between £500k and £5m if they have a track record, co-investors, and can afford eight percent interest

Legal20 Apr 2020 | 21

Amazon assembles team of boffins, devs, project managers and more to figure out mass coronavirus testing

Jeff Bezos imagines the negatives can go out to work and spend, the infected can watch more Amazon Prime Video at home

On-Prem17 Apr 2020 | 17

Nvidia's $6.9bn Mellanox munch gets closer after Chinese regulators sign off

On track to do the deed towards the end of the month

On-Prem17 Apr 2020 |

India allows half of IT services workers back to the office next week

Industry lobby says thanks, but we'll take it a bit slower than that

On-Prem16 Apr 2020 | 13

NASA dons red and blue cardboard 3D glasses to drive Curiosity rover because its GPUs are stuck in the office

Can: Send rover to Mars and operate it from home. Can't: Remote in to mission PCs or replicate them in the cloud

Science15 Apr 2020 | 34

Philippine government demands telcos deliver a continuity plan by the end of the week

Better late than 'Oh no, our outsourcers are all disconnected from the world'

Legal15 Apr 2020 |

Google extends e-commerce platform to help people in India find nearby food during lockdown

Google Pay is about to get really useful in India's biggest cities

Software14 Apr 2020 | 7

India kicks off competition for home-grown video conferencing clone

Developers face three-month sprint to the finish line, with big government contract the prize

Legal14 Apr 2020 | 12

China's biggest e-learning company admits deliberately getting its sums wrong when counting sales

Employee cuffed after forged contracts and dodgy documents discovered

On-Prem09 Apr 2020 | 32

Bose shouts down claims that it borked noise cancellation firmware to sell more headphones

But reverses its policy on downgrades anyway to quieten critics

Personal Tech06 Apr 2020 | 87

Oracle makes some certifications and cloudy content free, in case you have time on your hands

Mum? Dad? What was lockdown like? It went by in a flash, junior, because we studied for a database certification

Software31 Mar 2020 | 13

UK big five carriers bin wired broadband download quotas for as long as we're all stuck indoors

Keep Calm And Stream Video, on generous new discount plans and payment terms

Networks30 Mar 2020 | 28

What are you doing at quarter past? WebEx wants you on calls then, to ease corona-congestion

Remember landlines? Cisco service wants you to remember them too, to make dial-in part of your isolation arsenal

Networks30 Mar 2020 | 9

Google warns against disabling websites during Coronavirus pandemic

Your search ranking will suffer less if you just make it a bit rubbish instead

On-Prem27 Mar 2020 | 25

Microsoft buys Affirmed Networks to provide cloudy services for 5G network operators

Vodafone, Orange, AT&T, and Softbank are already users, will soon have Azure option

Networks27 Mar 2020 |

Meeemories, fuel our revenue's incline: Micron sees uptick in PC and data centre demand as WFH becomes new normal

Pyjama party for NAND and DRAM flinger

On-Prem26 Mar 2020 | 1

There's no Huawei a virus can stop us! 90% of our staff in China are already back at work, says CEO

And ready to build the stuff that the rest of the world needs to stay online during the CoronaCrisis

On-Prem26 Mar 2020 | 27

Sharp gobbles NEC as Japan's display giants team up to take on Europe and North America

Terms not revealed, but hopes are high that consolidation will be a good thing

On-Prem26 Mar 2020 | 6

Samsung says it has the future of DRAM sorted after success with new EUV process

Already shipped a million units to good reviews, now says DDR5 will launch in 2021

On-Prem25 Mar 2020 | 20

Data surge as more Brits work from home? Not as hard on the network as their nightly Netflix binges, claims BT

We'll be OK, says former incumbent telco

Networks16 Mar 2020 | 24

Your data was 'taken without permission', customers told, after personal info accessed in O2 UK partner's database

Well that's one way of putting it

Security13 Mar 2020 | 17

Deliveroo UK adds 'Don't interact with the help' option for when ordering a burger

Protecting innocent drivers from nasty old cash tips... and your sneezes

Bootnotes13 Mar 2020 | 28

HP Inc to Xerox: If you complete a hostile takeover, and try firing our chief exec, you will pay...

... a bigger severance package to Lores, that is

On-Prem11 Mar 2020 | 19

'Up to 300' UK heads to roll at Brit IT services firm Allvotec, with 200 jobs offshored to Bulgaria in cost-cutting drive

Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do...

Channel11 Mar 2020 | 21

Core blimey, that's edgy: HPE makes a play for next-gen 5G market

No need to be an also-RAN

Networks10 Mar 2020 | 3

US data centre giant Vertiv winds back Q1 forecast as China factories remain shut for coronavirus outbreak

Still a record year for hardware orders

On-Prem09 Mar 2020 |

Australian privacy watchdog sues Facebook for checks notes up to £266bn

Yes, you read that right

Personal Tech09 Mar 2020 | 58

Western Digital hands chief exec seat to boss of Cisco's networking and security biz

David Goeckeler finally gets keys to his own kingdom, says he's stoked to ride 'massive wave of new opportunity'

Storage06 Mar 2020 | 4

HMRC claims victory in another IR35 dispute to sting Nationwide contractor for nearly £75k in back taxes

Tribunal rules that Robert Lee was 'part and parcel' of bank's ops for 7 years

Legal05 Mar 2020 | 98

UK data watchdog slaps a £500,000 fine on Cathay Pacific for 2018 9.4m customer data leak

ICO probe found backup files not password-protected, unpatched web-facing servers, out-of-date OS and more

Security04 Mar 2020 | 14

AWS to double sales droids as Google, Microsoft's growing clouds threaten to gobble larger slices of Bezos' pie

Experts drafted in to help new hires answer customers' technical questions

SaaS03 Mar 2020 | 5

Coronavirus conference cancellations continue: Google and Microsoft axe WSL and Cloud Next

Updated Adobe Summit too. They'll all go online now. Dress code: PJs and a blankie

SaaS03 Mar 2020 | 14

If it's Goodenough for me, it's Goodenough for you: Canuck utility biz goes all in on solid-state glass battery boffinry

Hydro-Québec to take tech to market

On-Prem02 Mar 2020 | 112

Ding dong Dell, servers in the well. Who pulled them out? Little PC stout

Client solutions to the rescue as infrastructure shrinks 7%

On-Prem28 Feb 2020 | 8

Switchzilla? More like Ditch-your-staff-zilla: Cisco back at the layoffs as revenues shrink

Hardware is hard

Networks28 Feb 2020 | 15

Review of IR35 is in: Quelle surprise, UK.gov will forge ahead with controversial tax reforms in the private sector

Soz contractors

Legal27 Feb 2020 | 87

Poor old Google. Its cloud division only brought in $8.9bn last year. So it's chucking a few billion at US offices and data centres

It's Amazon how much some people are making off cloud... about Jeffin' $40bn

On-Prem27 Feb 2020 | 9

SecureX gon give it to ya: Cisco muscles into the integrated security game

Push to get punters inhaling one cloudy product

Networks26 Feb 2020 | 5

Don't worry, IT contractors. New UK chancellor says HMRC will be gentle pushing IR35 rules

But critics advise to take that with a 'pinch of salt'

Legal24 Feb 2020 | 76

BAE Systems tosses its contractors a blanket... ban on off-payroll working under upcoming IR35 tax reforms

'As soon as I got the note saying I'm inside, I started chasing another role'

Legal24 Feb 2020 | 133

US court responds to Chinese comms giant sueball: There's no Huawei we're lifting ban on federal agencies using your kit

Firm told: Contracting with Uncle Sam is a privilege, not a right

Legal19 Feb 2020 | 6

Fire Brigades Union warns of wonky IT causing dangerous delays in 999 control rooms

In some of UK's worst flood-hit areas

Networks19 Feb 2020 | 48

$2.07bn? That's one Dell of a deal to offload infosec biz RSA

Texan tech giant hacks off part of security real estate, sells to consortium

Security18 Feb 2020 | 8

Auf wiedersehen, pet: UK Deutsche Bank contractors plan to leave rather than take 25% pay cut for IR35 – report

Yet another financial institution only wants freelancers on its own terms

Legal18 Feb 2020 | 176

Please, sir, we want some more! TSMC pumps extra $6.7bn into chip fabs to meet demand for new gadgetry

Does this mean things are looking up for the industry?

On-Prem14 Feb 2020 | 4

Arista cats beat bunch of networking top dogs to lap up SDN boffins Big Switch

Buy to boost cloud, automation and visibility chops

Networks14 Feb 2020 |

Looker that price tag: Google closes on $2.6bn acquisition of data analytics biz after all-clear from competition bods

Apparently the UK's CMA has never heard of Amazon

Science13 Feb 2020 | 1

What do we want? A proper review of IR35! When do we want it? Last year! Bunch of IT contractors protest outside UK Parliament

Letter delivered to chancellor demanding tax reform be halted

Legal13 Feb 2020 | 88

Deutsche Bank calls in AWS, Microsoft and Google to tout for cloud biz: Come in to tender, deal value unknown

One of the Big Three will snap up floaty tech pact within 'months'

SaaS12 Feb 2020 | 13

UK contractors planning 'mass exodus' ahead of IR35 tax clampdown – survey

One staff outsourcer snaps back: It's no biggie, you've just got 'to pay a bit more tax'

Legal12 Feb 2020 | 251

Coin of Vantage looks good to Etix Everywhere: US bit barn beast eats European rival in bid to crack the Continent

A little Shakespearean data centre drama for you

On-Prem11 Feb 2020 | 2

Coronavirus to decimate server supply chain, analysts claim: Sales to fall 10% as factories stay shut

And it turns out there was an upside to the US-China trade war

Systems11 Feb 2020 | 13

Day 4 of outage: UK's Manchester police deploy exciting new carbon-based method to record crime

It may or not involve office stationery

Security07 Feb 2020 | 53

There's got to be Huawei we can defeat Chinese tech giant, thinks US attorney-general. Aha, let's buy stake in Ericsson and Nokia

Bell me to chat about it, eh?

Networks07 Feb 2020 | 66

Contractors welcome Lords inquiry into IR35 before tax reforms hit private sector but fear it's 'too little, too late'

Seeing as rules roll out in April and freelancer confidence is at a 6-year low

Legal06 Feb 2020 | 85

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SAP decides one head is better than two in a crisis, parts ways with co-CEO Jennifer Morgan

UK government to take equity in struggling startups with £250m 'Future fund'

Amazon assembles team of boffins, devs, project managers and more to figure out mass coronavirus testing

Nvidia's $6.9bn Mellanox munch gets closer after Chinese regulators sign off

India allows half of IT services workers back to the office next week

NASA dons red and blue cardboard 3D glasses to drive Curiosity rover because its GPUs are stuck in the office

Philippine government demands telcos deliver a continuity plan by the end of the week

Google extends e-commerce platform to help people in India find nearby food during lockdown

India kicks off competition for home-grown video conferencing clone

China's biggest e-learning company admits deliberately getting its sums wrong when counting sales

Bose shouts down claims that it borked noise cancellation firmware to sell more headphones

Philippines considers app to trace coronavirus carriers

Google Cloud Engine outage caused by 'large backlog of queued mutations'

Vietnam bans posting fake news online

Singapore government scraps physical 2FA tokens for government services

Oracle makes some certifications and cloudy content free, in case you have time on your hands

UK big five carriers bin wired broadband download quotas for as long as we're all stuck indoors

What are you doing at quarter past? WebEx wants you on calls then, to ease corona-congestion

Google warns against disabling websites during Coronavirus pandemic

Microsoft buys Affirmed Networks to provide cloudy services for 5G network operators

Meeemories, fuel our revenue's incline: Micron sees uptick in PC and data centre demand as WFH becomes new normal

There's no Huawei a virus can stop us! 90% of our staff in China are already back at work, says CEO

Sharp gobbles NEC as Japan's display giants team up to take on Europe and North America

Samsung says it has the future of DRAM sorted after success with new EUV process

Data surge as more Brits work from home? Not as hard on the network as their nightly Netflix binges, claims BT

Your data was 'taken without permission', customers told, after personal info accessed in O2 UK partner's database

Deliveroo UK adds 'Don't interact with the help' option for when ordering a burger

HP Inc to Xerox: If you complete a hostile takeover, and try firing our chief exec, you will pay...

'Up to 300' UK heads to roll at Brit IT services firm Allvotec, with 200 jobs offshored to Bulgaria in cost-cutting drive

Core blimey, that's edgy: HPE makes a play for next-gen 5G market

US data centre giant Vertiv winds back Q1 forecast as China factories remain shut for coronavirus outbreak

Australian privacy watchdog sues Facebook for *checks notes* up to £266bn

Western Digital hands chief exec seat to boss of Cisco's networking and security biz

HMRC claims victory in another IR35 dispute to sting Nationwide contractor for nearly £75k in back taxes

UK data watchdog slaps a £500,000 fine on Cathay Pacific for 2018 9.4m customer data leak

AWS to double sales droids as Google, Microsoft's growing clouds threaten to gobble larger slices of Bezos' pie

Coronavirus conference cancellations continue: Google and Microsoft axe WSL and Cloud Next

If it's Goodenough for me, it's Goodenough for you: Canuck utility biz goes all in on solid-state glass battery boffinry

Ding dong Dell, servers in the well. Who pulled them out? Little PC stout

Switchzilla? More like Ditch-your-staff-zilla: Cisco back at the layoffs as revenues shrink

Review of IR35 is in: Quelle surprise, UK.gov will forge ahead with controversial tax reforms in the private sector

Poor old Google. Its cloud division only brought in $8.9bn last year. So it's chucking a few billion at US offices and data centres

SecureX gon give it to ya: Cisco muscles into the integrated security game

Don't worry, IT contractors. New UK chancellor says HMRC will be gentle pushing IR35 rules

BAE Systems tosses its contractors a blanket... ban on off-payroll working under upcoming IR35 tax reforms

US court responds to Chinese comms giant sueball: There's no Huawei we're lifting ban on federal agencies using your kit

Fire Brigades Union warns of wonky IT causing dangerous delays in 999 control rooms

$2.07bn? That's one Dell of a deal to offload infosec biz RSA

Auf wiedersehen, pet: UK Deutsche Bank contractors plan to leave rather than take 25% pay cut for IR35 – report

Please, sir, we want some more! TSMC pumps extra $6.7bn into chip fabs to meet demand for new gadgetry

Arista cats beat bunch of networking top dogs to lap up SDN boffins Big Switch

Looker that price tag: Google closes on $2.6bn acquisition of data analytics biz after all-clear from competition bods

What do we want? A proper review of IR35! When do we want it? Last year! Bunch of IT contractors protest outside UK Parliament

Deutsche Bank calls in AWS, Microsoft and Google to tout for cloud biz: Come in to tender, deal value unknown

UK contractors planning 'mass exodus' ahead of IR35 tax clampdown – survey

Coin of Vantage looks good to Etix Everywhere: US bit barn beast eats European rival in bid to crack the Continent

Coronavirus to decimate server supply chain, analysts claim: Sales to fall 10% as factories stay shut

Day 4 of outage: UK's Manchester police deploy exciting new carbon-based method to record crime

There's got to be Huawei we can defeat Chinese tech giant, thinks US attorney-general. Aha, let's buy stake in Ericsson and Nokia

Contractors welcome Lords inquiry into IR35 before tax reforms hit private sector but fear it's 'too little, too late'

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