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Snowflake agrees it's good to share... on its platform, while Databricks opts for a more vendor-neutral approach

Enterprise newcomer has its work cut out in the data marketplace field

SK Hynix admits to DRAM defects, smacks down rumour it botched big batches

Admits 'potential losses' may result, says they won’t be significant

09 Jun 01:19 | 5

Snowflake Summit

Snowflake targets Java and Scala devs, will soon slither after Pythonistas too

Cloud data outfit realises SQL-centric approach won’t attract the developers it needs to grow

08 Jun 13:50 | 1

Proof-of-space cryptocurrency Chia triggers HDD sales boom in Europe

Residents near Western Digital, Seagate HQs deafened by popping of Champagne corks

08 Jun 11:28 | 49

Latest on iCloud storage 'outsourcing' lawsuit against Apple: Damages class certified

Plaintiffs say they would've gone elsewhere had they known iGiant was just using Amazon, Microsoft or Google

04 Jun 17:30 | 14

Seagate finds sets of two heads are cheaper than one in its new and very fast MACH.2 dual-actuator hard disks

Looks forward to nicely lowered costs as production ramps up, but they're still hyperscaler-only for now

04 Jun 05:58 | 43

Leaving Spark behind, Databricks enters new territory as it eyes 2021 IPO

Will its vision for unified analytics fly?

01 Jun 10:05 | 2

Home Office slams PNC tech team: 'Inadequate testing' of new code contributed to loss of 413,000 records

Poorly defined business requirements, failure in documentation, independent report finds

26 May 08:30 | 32

We’ve found them! Govt reinstates records previously missing from the Police National Computer

November scripting error havoc finally fixed

25 May 09:26 | 21

10+ users can lead to washout: Data lakes struggle with SQL concurrency, says Gartner

We're working on it, Spark backer Databricks declares

24 May 12:10 | 6

Big red buttons and very bad language: A primer for life in the IT world

Guess what I learned at school today, Mummy!

24 May 07:30 | 113

Europe gives SK Hynix the nod to gobble up Intel's NAND flash and solid-state drive biz

I have you now, Samsung

22 May 07:38 | 4

Cisco discloses self-sabotaging SSD bug that causes rolling outages for some Firepower appliances

Boxes stop working, admins may be locked out after 28,224 hours – and then every 1,008 hours after that

20 May 01:56 | 7

US-based hard disk drive suppliers face further scrutiny over whether they've shipped proscribed HDDs to Huawei

The Wicker man: US Commerce Committee senator questions Toshiba, Seagate and WD

12 May 16:55 | 8

Fibre Channel is still around. And now it's end-to-end at a sizzling-ish 64Gbit/s

Broadcom unveils an HBA to complete the set of seventh-gen kit

12 May 10:02 | 6

HPE debuts storage-as-a-service platform based on a new storage array: Alletra

The race to keep up with AWSs and Microsoft of this world.

04 May 15:00 | 3

Oh no it isn't... Oh yes it is... Microsoft confirms OneDrive lives on under Windows 7

Panto season comes early in Redmond as TLS tweaks revive software

29 Apr 07:02 | 7

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 11:30 | 6

Salesman who helped land Veritas UK's 'largest ever' deal was lawfully docked £275k in commission, says judge

You win some, then you lose some

26 Apr 10:45 | 36

Your data warehouse’s future is balanced on the edge – whether you know it or not

Looking for the way ahead? Follow the Yellowbrick Summit

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Mark it in your diaries: 14 October 2025 is the end of Windows 10

Wasn't it to be the 'last version of Windows'? Maybe not...

Realizing this is getting out of hand, Coq mulls new name for programming language

Community to think outside the pants

We've been shown time and again that strong encryption puts crims behind bars, so why do politicos hate it?

If we trust it, crooks will too – meaning Plod can get their kiloscrote nab

Want to keep working in shorts and flipflops way after this is all over? It could be time to rethink your career moves

Pandemic has opened a can of worms for our work goals with what comes next

Ubuntu Pro arrives in premium form on Google's Cloud

Lengthy support for enterprises that prefer things just so

Google opens Workspace to anyone with a Google account, but you'll need to cough up for the good stuff

Chocolate Factory presses home its advantage in web-based collaboration

When security gets physical: Mossad boss hints at less-than-subtle Stuxnet followup

Plus: Alleged Trickbot developer cuffed by US agents

It's safe to leave your bunker: Blame that Chinese nuclear plant alarm on fuel rod faults

Meltdown over a non-meltdown

Tech contractor loses IR35 tribunal appeal: 'Right' to substitute didn't mean he could, say judges

Substitution's 'not a silver bullet' advisor says

Thailand bans joke cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens

Much bubble, none value, regulator excite

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Microsoft OneDrive for Windows 7 drives off a cliff for business users

Accidental borkage ... or a not-so-subtle hint that it really is time to move on?

15 Apr 12:47 | 43

Microsoft drops 64-bit OneDrive into the pool: Windows on ARM fans need not apply. As usual

Up to 18.4 million petabytes... which should be useful to someone

09 Apr 14:10 | 32

Seagate claims it shipped its third zettabyte of storage in record time

36 years to hit 1 ZB. Then, like buses, none for ages, then 2 ZB almost at once

07 Apr 04:58 | 20

Micron chief warns 'severe shortage' of DRAM expected to continue this year

And drought in Taiwan threatens supply. Good news for firm's wallet, not so much for chip buyers

01 Apr 19:05 | 9

Hitachi slurps GlobalLogic for $9.6bn to bolster IoT prospects

Capitalizing on preparing digitally novice businesses for post COVID era

01 Apr 06:29 | 1

Samsung aims first 512GB DDR5 DRAM chip built on High-K/Metal Gate tech at HPC, AI markets

Double the bandwidth of DDR4, with 13% less power consumption

25 Mar 16:38 | 4

SUSE says tschüss to Ceph-based enterprise storage product – it's Rancher's Longhorn from here on out

Existing customers will continue to receive support, however

25 Mar 12:31 | 7

Oracle's 'self-driving cloud data warehouse' hides SQL behind a GUI... if needed

Big Red hopes automation will tempt new customers to its cloud

24 Mar 09:30 | 6

Backblaze on the back foot after 'inadvertently' beaming customer data to Facebook

Backup company says tracking code now removed, but what info was sent?

23 Mar 12:51 | 34

SK Hynix boss predicts CPUs and RAM will merge, chipmakers will hold hands to make it happen

Seok-Hee Lee tips Compute Express Link memory to become the next big thing

23 Mar 06:02 | 21

Staff and students at Victoria University of Wellington learn the most important lesson of all: Keep your files backed up

At last, after a year, my PhD is finally complee- bzzt!

19 Mar 20:58 | 58

Micron: We're pulling the plug on 3D XPoint. Anyone in the market for a Utah chip factory?

Intel's Gelsinger has a decision to make

17 Mar 11:45 | 19

Can Teradata avoid being grounded by on-prem legacy? Actually it helps in avoiding nasty cloud costs, says CEO

40-year-old data warehousing outfit has its work cut out challenging the new cloud-native kids

17 Mar 11:05 | 9

SK Hynix starts churning out 18GB LPDDR5 mobile memory chips – with ASUS first in line

And here's us thinking 640KB was enough for anyone

08 Mar 20:11 | 3

Hot DRAM: Shortage of memory chips will continue this year, says Micron

Good news for memory makers, not such great news for wider tech world

04 Mar 18:28 | 1

Blizzard brain: Snowflake doubles revenue. Market takes a look, goes slushy

High-growth hungry investors worrying you? Try hyperscalers!

04 Mar 16:08 | 6

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