Enterprise

Enterprises are rolling out more AI – to 'middling results'

Businesses that achieve full-scale deployment don't always get the outcomes they hoped for, says Deloitte

AI + ML31 Oct 2022 | 22

SUSE wheels out first public prototype of its server Linux distro, asks for feedback

Adaptable Linux Platform v0.01 shows that the future of SLE is containerized

OSes05 Oct 2022 | 12

Google delays execution of doomed Chrome extensions

Busineses get a little longer with Manifest v2, everyone else... it depends

Applications30 Sep 2022 | 20

Oracle brews Java 19. Mmmm, kinda tastes like RISC-V

Upstart CPU integration, incremental improvements – just the way cautious corporate customers like it

Software20 Sep 2022 | 1

Warning over Java libraries and deserialization security weaknesses

There is a madness to the methods

Security22 Aug 2022 | 6

Tech analyst Forrester finds enterprise software is recession-proof

As mission-critical nature of software supports prices, users also find reason to invest

Applications18 Aug 2022 | 2

Intel finally takes the hint on software optimization

Don't have the budget or customer base for Graviton-class silicon? Intel thinks it can help

Systems13 Aug 2022 | 22

IT departments often regret technology buying decisions

The longer the purchase takes, the more frustrating, says Gartner

On-Prem15 Jul 2022 | 52

Microsoft says staff layoffs not linked to recession fears

Redmond characterizes job losses as an annual clean-up rather than a sign of anything serious

Software12 Jul 2022 | 13

SAP unlikely to see most customers move from ECC before support ends

But those who show willing in S/4HANA upgrade might see existing ERP support extended, says Gartner

Databases08 Jul 2022 |

Here today, gone to Maui: That's your data captured by North Korean ransomware

CISA, FBI, US Treasury warn Kim Jong-un's latest malware has hit healthcare orgs

Cyber-crime06 Jul 2022 | 7

Oracle sued by one of its own gold-level Partners of the Year over government IT contract

We want $56 million, systems integrator tells court

On-Prem16 Jun 2022 | 6

Price hikes, cloud expansion drive record datacenter spending

High unit costs and fixed capex budgets propelling enterprises cloudwards

On-Prem16 Jun 2022 | 2

Makers of ad blockers and browser privacy extensions fear the end is near

Special report Overhaul of Chrome add-ons set for January, Google says it's for all our own good

Personal Tech08 Jun 2022 | 156

SUSE releases Service Pack 4 for Linux Enterprise 15

Update should help users combat software supply chain issues. openSUSE Leap 15.4 to follow a day later

OSes07 Jun 2022 | 4

IBM ordered to pay $1.6b to BMC

Big Blue's 'routine eschewal of rules' justifies large penalty, judge says

Systems31 May 2022 | 33

Google's Flutter app development framework now stable across platforms

Google I/O v3.0 has also gained a Casual Games Toolkit

Software11 May 2022 | 3

Google Docs crashed when fed 'And. And. And. And. And.'

Cloud grammar police more Keystone Kops

SaaS06 May 2022 | 62

At last, Atlassian sees an end to its outage ... in two weeks

Cloud collaboration biz says script deleted data that's so far been restored via backups

Devops11 Apr 2022 | 48

Perforce now pulls Puppet's strings: Takeover announced

What looked like Plan B is now Plan A for config management biz

Devops11 Apr 2022 | 3

Dell trials 4-day workweek, massive UK pilot of shortened week begins

Hopes to tap into pool of tech workers who aren't keen to be tied down for 40 hours per week

On-Prem11 Apr 2022 | 65

Atlassian Jira, Confluence outage persists two days on

'Routine maintenance script' blamed for derailed service for unlucky customers

SaaS06 Apr 2022 | 34

The march of Macs into the enterprise: Demand is on the increase

MacAD We talk to some players in the Apple device management game

Systems04 Apr 2022 | 97

Microsoft accused of spending millions on bribes to seal business deals

Ex-senior director also claims Feds have seen evidence and done nothing

On-Prem25 Mar 2022 | 48

OVHcloud datacenter 'lacked' automatic fire extinguishers, electrical cutoff

Firefighters' report: Wooden ceiling rated to resist blaze for an hour

On-Prem22 Mar 2022 | 78

This browser-in-browser attack is perfect for phishing

If you're involved in malvertising, please don't read this. We don't want to give you ideas

Security18 Mar 2022 | 28

Extradited Canadian accused of unleashing NetWalker ransomware

More than $28m in crypto-coins found in home, it is claimed

Security11 Mar 2022 | 7

Enterprise IT finds itself in a war zone – with no script

Opinion Where in the stack should sanctions start?

PaaS + IaaS07 Mar 2022 | 40

Enterprise open-source is on the up and proprietary software on the way down

Says enterprise open-source house Red Hat

Software02 Mar 2022 | 6

IBM cannot kill this age-discrimination lawsuit linked to CEO

Scientist's claim that Arvind Krishna unfairly had him axed found plausible enough for trial hearing

Systems25 Feb 2022 | 47

What is it with cloud status pages not reflecting reality?

Analysis Is AWS down? It depends who you ask

PaaS + IaaS24 Feb 2022 | 24

London university on hunt for £17m SAP ERP replacement

Institution also relies on German vendor for data warehouse software

PaaS + IaaS18 Feb 2022 | 19

Microsoft Teams unable to send and receive calls for some after update

Updated If you need to skip meetings, here's an excuse: You installed version 1.5.00.2164

Applications15 Feb 2022 | 51

Judge tosses NEC's claim that Oracle salespeople tricked it into using the wrong software license prior to audit

Big Red, for now, has the upper hand in battle over agreements

Software02 Nov 2021 | 12

ServiceNow's king of understatement quietly goes about his business of changing the world, one workflow at a time

Bzz. Bzz. This digital bingo BS game won't stop buzzing, can someone mute Bill McDermott?

Off-Prem28 Oct 2021 | 5

Got enterprise workstations and hope to run Windows 11? Survey says: You lose. Over half the gear's not fit for it

30 million Windows devices in 60k orgs studied

OSes30 Sep 2021 | 121

Patch now? Why enterprise exploits are still partying like it's 1999

Feature Am I only dreaming, or is this burning an Eternal Blue?

Security08 Sep 2021 | 28

Software piracy pushes companies to be more competitive, study claims

So, do copy that floppy?

Applications04 Sep 2021 | 28

IBM insiders say CEO Arvind Krishna downplayed impact of email troubles, asked for a week to sort things out

Behind the curtain: Server crashes, thumbs down on Slack, staff compared to shoemaker's kids, and more

Software08 Jul 2021 | 74

Spyware, trade-secret theft, and $30m in damages: How two online support partners spectacularly fell out

Chat-bot maker LivePerson wins lawsuit against call-center outfit [24]7.ai

Applications18 Jun 2021 | 16

Playmobil crosses the final frontier with enormous, metre-long Enterprise playset

$500, 136-piece, tribble-laden Star Trek tribute is immense, but clearly illogical

Offbeat18 Jun 2021 | 50

Google dishes out homemade SLSA, a recipe to thwart software supply-chain attacks

Try it with phish'n'chips

Security18 Jun 2021 | 1

Oracle accused of eating software maker's lunch with hostile hiring, trade secret theft

CentralSquare says Big Red raided it for key staff

Applications03 Jun 2021 | 7

Microsoft's got its head in the clouds: Turns out when we all have to work from home, remote platforms make bank

Azure revenue up 48 per cent, pretty much everything Redmond makes is up

OSes27 Oct 2020 |

FYI: If you're running HP Device Manager, anyone on your network can get admin on your server via backdoor

Hidden database account discovered, patches finally available as well as mitigations

Security30 Sep 2020 | 16

Nokia rolls out midrange 5G mobile, but will struggle to fight off Motorola and pals. Plus: New platform for suits with bulk-ordered SIMs

Also two new budget blowers including £99 MicroUSB unit

Personal Tech23 Sep 2020 | 8

AI in the enterprise: Prepare to be disappointed – oversold but under appreciated, it can help... just not too much

Register Debate Today we launch our Register Debates in which we spar over hot topics and YOU decide which side is right – by reader vote

AI + ML07 Sep 2020 | 36

Tech industry might have weathered the storm so far, but challenges will be felt from next year, Unit4 boss warns

Interview ERP outfit picks its battles in darkening enterprise software cloud

Software02 Sep 2020 | 1

Assimilation completed! HPE says it has finished the merger with Cray and unveils combo supercomputing lineup

All aboard the exascale express

HPC03 Aug 2020 | 14

LibreOffice community protests at promotion of paid-for editions, board says: 'LibreOffice will always be free software'

Updated Enterprise edition ahoy as project tries to puzzle out its business model

Software07 Jul 2020 | 152

Back from the dead: Appeals court resurrects lawsuit claiming IBM stiffs its own salespeople on commissions

Big Blue accused of making 'promises to sales reps it never intended to keep'

On-Prem14 May 2020 | 8

New year, old threats: Malware peddlers went into overdrive in Q1, says Trend Micro

Jan and Feb contained bumper load of fake invoice emails

Security07 Apr 2020 | 2

Half of organisations willing to be led into the first circle of hell, or what Dante might call upgrading an ERP system

Steady now

Software01 Apr 2020 | 17

'Tens of millions' of Cisco devices vulnerable to CDPwn flaws: Network segmentation blown apart by security bugs

Enterprises face fear of phone fragging fest as Doom spawns on IP phones

Networks05 Feb 2020 | 22

Gin and gone-ic: Rometty out as IBM CEO, cloud supremo Arvind Krishna takes over, Red Hat boss is president

Shares up more than six per cent after-hours as Big Blue's Ballmer exits in surprise management shakeup

SaaS30 Jan 2020 | 66

What pockets $129m profit a day, starts with M, and rhymes with 'wow, so soft'? Hint: Its cloud is going gangbusters

Azure am glad we got into the computer rental business, says CEO

SaaS30 Jan 2020 | 7