Microsoft offers up Windows 10 update to nervy seekers
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Microsoft offers up Windows 10 update to nervy seekers
Microsoft has nudged open the delivery throttle for Windows 10 October 2018 Update, the upgrade that was yanked for more than five weeks.
Vodafone taps IBM Watson to speed up online queries
Launches TOBi the chatbot as an innovative way of offering customers a quicker web chat service.
Private equity giant cuts buyout price for MYOB
KKR & Co has slashed a A$1.8 billion buyout proposal for MYOB, a sign of the souring appeal of high-tech investments.
Data centre change will trigger vendor transformation in 2019
The cycle of complexity in the market is back as infrastructure vendor portfolio transformations make digitalisation achievable.
Amazon Web Services hints at quantum computing future
Amazon Web Services has, for the first time, hinted at its interest in offering quantum computing to customers.
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- Facebook gave companies access to data only after user permission
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- For Apple, 2018 meant a new enterprise tack
- Huawei to invest $2B over five years in cyber security push
- Red Hat revenue jumps to US$847M in third quarter
- Twitter tumbles on concerns about hacking activity
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Does new CEO bring enterprise smarts to Google Cloud?
Thomas Kurian expected to build on the foundations laid by Diane Greene
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Why Deloitte Digital launched in NZ
Flurry of activity aims to strengthen Kiwi digital portfolio
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Tech leaders unhappy with vendors and providers
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Microsoft is building an army of AI partners in NZ
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How Munich Re built a data lake fit for all its employees
The German reinsurance giant has built an internal portal giving all employees access to a data lake, with the hope that enterprising employees will create ...
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Cisco boosts IoT access control, management
Tweaks to ISE, DNA Center can better track, secure internet of things devices
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Windows 10 Spring Creators Update: The best hidden features
Many are promising but remain works in progress.
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Atlassian Stride gets general release, adds Google Drive and Dropbox integrations
Six months after a limited launch, the HipChat successor (and rival to Slack) now has ‘tens of thousands’ of teams using it.
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IBM’s new Watson Assistant targets business with ‘white label’ service
The newest voice-activated A.I. assistant differs from Alexa, Siri, Cortana and others with a white-label service approach that works in the background.
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Serverless in the cloud: AWS vs. Google Cloud vs. Microsoft Azure
With AWS Lambda, Google Cloud Functions, and Microsoft Azure Functions, a little bit of business logic can go a very long way
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Why Oracle is putting automation at the centre of its cloud strategy
Software giant Oracle is placing automation at the heart of its cloud play
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Microsoft shrinks Windows 10's upgrade downtime
Beginning with the upcoming spring update to the OS – likely to arrive in early April – users will find the upgrade process is faster.
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FPGA maker Xilinx aims range of programmable chips at data centers
The new chips, code-named Everest, will be made with a 7nm manufacturing process, sport as many as 50 billion transistors and target AI, communications and ...



