Businesses struggle to match cloud needs with AWS’ services catalogue
AWS' supremacy could face significant hurdles thanks to a growing dissatisfaction among customers over the spiralling costs of its cloud technology.
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Enterprises expected to implement annual Windows 10 upgrade pace
Most enterprises will now adopt a once-a-year upgrade model for Windows 10, relieving the pressure of endless rounds of testing and deployment.
Dell explores IPO
Dell Technologies is exploring an IPO after shelving this option earlier this year in favour of going public by buying back a special type of stock from investors.
Spark flicks the switch on new IoT network
Spark has switched on its second Internet of Things (IoT) network which will run over the provider's 4G mobile network.
Dell to interview banks for IPO instead of acquisition
Dell Technologies plans to interview banks this week to potentially go public through an IPO rather than doing so through a proposed acquisition.
"Systems make businesses," according to TPT Group's Mike Marr
TPT Group CEO Mike Marr is pursuing what he calls a "future strategy", chasing disruption as he buys a series of local IT services businesses.
Windows 10's new support policy a slap to SMBs
Microsoft's decision to extend Windows 10 support to 30 months for customers running the Enterprise edition leaves small business users adrift.
Infosys builds AI offering on Google Cloud, targets enterprise
Infosys has built AI and machine learning capabilities on Google Cloud, as part of widespread plans to target enterprise customers.
Oracle evasive after new cloud reporting doesn't deliver results
Oracle would have hoped to be delivering better news in its first set of earnings for the 2019 fiscal year, having changed the way it reports cloud revenues.
SolarWinds goes full circle, files for $500M IPO
SolarWinds has filed for an IPO with plans to sell up to US$500 million worth of shares, three years after the software provider was taken private.
EDGE 2018: New buyers equal new rules
The channel is trapped in a continuous cycle of acknowledging change yet failing to respond, with EDGE Research uncovering misalignment between customer demand and partner action.
Channel set to capitalise as cognitive and AI spending grows
Spending on cognitive and AI systems is forecast to grow at a “rapid pace” during the next four years, as customers initiate full-scale deployments.
As new iPhones go on sale, studies reveal chips from Intel and Toshiba
Apple’s latest iPhones hit stores around the world on Friday, featuring components made by Intel and Toshiba among others.
Amazon adds Echo devices for home and car in bid to dominate voice gadgets
Amazon has introduced a dozen new Echo products to stay ahead of Apple and Google in the nascent category for voice-controlled devices.
Air New Zealand starts global search for new chief digital officer
Air New Zealand is conducting a global search to identify a new chief digital officer, with Avi Golan returning to the US at the end of October.
Adobe buys Marketo, takes aim at Microsoft, Oracle and Salesforce
Adobe has agreed to acquire Marketo in a bid to challenge Microsoft, Oracle and Salesforce in the competitive marketing cloud space.
Noel Leeming shines in The Warehouse result
Technology and appliance chain Noel Leeming outperformed in The Warehouse Group's results reported today, recording a lift in sales and margins.
Google defends Gmail data sharing, gives few details on violations
Google gave details about its policies for third-party Gmail add-ons but stopped short of fully addressing questions from U.S. senators.
Deloitte builds up AWS capabilities with CloudTrek buy
Deloitte has further strengthened its Amazon Web Services (AWS) play through the acquisition of Brisbane-based cloud specialists CloudTrek.
Satellite remains king: why Sky TV faces a UFB challenge
Sky TV has a problem - the satellite platform it built a content empire upon can't simply be turned off in favour of fibre
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Security in the hybrid cloud
Cloud services are not new. Many of the technologies, such as remote access to applications, ready-to-use infrastructure and pre-configured environments have been around for many years. What has changed is the scope of different services and the scale they can offer. And the idea of having to size a system before deploying it is disappearing as new cloud platforms offer almost infinite scalability. Read more
