NTT and Qualcomm team up to drive AI at the Edge
IT infrastructure and services company NTT has strategically partnered with Qualcomm Technologies to invest in and accelerate the development of the 5G device ecosystem.
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Next.js 13.5 brings faster startups and refreshes
Next.js 13.5 features faster startups and refreshes and lower memory usage. Package imports were also optimized for large libraries.
IBM brings AI to Z series mainframes, z/OS, Cloud Paks
A new range of AI integrations is coming to IBM’s mainframes, operating systems and private clouds.
Confluent’s Data Streaming for AI initiative aims to boost AI app development
The initiative is a result of the managed Apachr Kafka service provider partnering with the likes of MongoDB, Pinecone, Rockset, Zilliz, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure.
IBM service uses DNS to deliver multicloud connectivity
NS1 Connect can make dynamic decisions about where to send internet requests to ensure the best connections across complex, distributed networking environments.
Can anybody stop Nvidia?
GPU juggernaut Nvidia has staked out a dominant position in data center AI with a portfolio that spans chips, software and services and a strategically assembled partner ecosystem.
Atlassian adds new collaboration and integration features to Jira platforms
Two years after launching Jira Work Management, Atlassian has launched a host of new updates to the platform to allow both technical and non-technical teams to benefit from Jira.
CISOs are struggling to get cybersecurity budgets: Report
In the latter part of Q4 2022, many CISOs reported that their approved 2023 budgets were being slashed as part of an overall budget tightening.
Angular 17 due in October with syntax for control flow
Directive functionality is to be added to the framework itself, along with deferrable loading.
Almost 50K Singaporean companies building on GitHub
Singapore’s software development scene is booming as more than more than 850,000 developers and 48,300 organisations build tools on GitHub.
Deno runtime now integrates with Jupyter Notebook
Deno 1.37 highlights integration with Jupyter Notebook for scripting and analysis and improved VS Code extension support, among other updates.
Microsoft’s data centers are going nuclear
A job posting suggests that Microsoft is planning to explore the use of small nuclear reactors for its major data centers.
UK regulator provisionally clears Microsoft's $69B Activision acquisition
Five months after the UK’s Competition and Market’s Authority (CMA) blocked Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard, a newly proposed agreement has addressed the regulator's concerns.
Amazon set to invest $4B in constitutional AI advocate Anthropic
In return for the investment, AWS will become Anthropic’s primary cloud provider and grant the company access to its compute infrastructure.
Rockwell Automation makes shift to ‘as-a-service’ model
Facing increasing competition from cloud hypervisors that see manufacturing as prime for disruption, the industrial automation giant has undertaken a major transformation to add subscription software services to its core business.
Computer vision's next breakthrough
Computer vision can do more than reduce costs and improve quality. Here's how hardware, software, and AI innovations are saving lives and improving safety on and off the factory floor.
Rubrik hires Sheena Chin to lead ASEAN
Zero trust security specialist, Rubrik has appointed Sheena Chin as its new managing director for Southeast Asia.(ASEAN).
Why Oracle’s success depends on partners ‘getting it right first time’
Oracle’s Gary Miller on what customer success now means for its partner community.
Veritas hires Sonny Indrawan to lead Indonesia
Security vendor Veritas Technologies has hired Sonny Indrawan as the new country manager for Indonesia.
Oracle CloudWorld 2023: 6 key takeaways from the big annual event
Generative AI was the watchword at CloudWorld 2023, as Oracle rolled out new API-led AI service and updates to Database 23c, MySQL HeatWave, Fusion Cloud applications, and other products.
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Five Reasons Why the Channel Is Turning To AI-Powered Observability
The modern IT environment has grown to become a complex web of various applications, cloud environments, databases, and devices. All these tools aim to support an increasingly distributed workforce, which requires access to resources at all times from anywhere in the world. While these tools are making this possible, it has created new challenges companies must overcome. However, this has simultaneously created new opportunities for the channel to provide solutions directly addressing these challenges.. Read more
