Microsoft channel chief Rodney Clark resigns
Microsoft global channel chief Rodney Clark has resigned after spending more than two decades with the software giant.
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Intel bets big on security-as-a-service for confidential computing
At its inaugural Vision event, Intel launched a security-as-a-service initiative called Project Amber for confidential computing in the cloud.
Microsoft .NET 7 Preview 4 brings Regex improvements, cache metrics
Fourth preview of the forthcoming .NET upgrade adds span support to the Regex library and hit and miss stats for IMemoryCache.
AMD makes steady gains on Intel in server chip market
AMD continues to increase its share of both the overall x86 chip market and the server x86 market in particular, despite a large-scale general downturn in shipments.
CloudFlare to take on AWS, Azure, Google with D1 distributed database
CloudFlare claims that its new serverless database will reduce data transfer fees and latency for developers when compared to rival databases.
Zoom pushes further into the contact centre with Solvvy acquisition
After its failed attempt to purchase Five9 last year, Zoom is once again looking to bolster its nascent contact centre software proposition.
Equifax’s Jamil Farshchi: Security shouldn’t be a trade secret
Farshchi joined the credit reporting agency in 2018 with a mandate for change following the company’s high-profile data breach.
Oracle integrates CDP data in Fusion Cloud for better customer service
As enterprises step up efforts to enhance customer experience, Oracle is integrating data from its Unity CDP into its Oracle Service application.
New RAT malware uses sophisticated evasion techniques, leverages COVID-19 messaging
Nerbian RAT malware uses significant anti-analysis and anti-reversing capabilities along with multiple open source Go libraries to conduct malicious activity.
Bank BPD Bali kick-starts data centre modernisation with Nutanix and Multipolar Technology
Bank BPD Bali has adopted the Nutanix Cloud Platform in a bid to better serve regional and national customers and support the development of Indonesia’s digital economy.
Techcombank rolls out Salesforce, first cloud-based CRM project in Vietnam
Techcombank has signed a multi-year agreement with Salesforce to help deliver a cloud-based experience to customers in Vietnam.
Telkom taps Microsoft to drive digitalisation in Indonesia
Telkom Indonesia and Microsoft have signed a strategic partnership agreement to accelerate digitalisation in Indonesia, strengthen the country’s intelligent infrastructure and enable the internal digital transformation of TelkomGroup.
Google Firebase expands Extensions to become more customisable
Google is extending its Firebase software development platform to allow developers to customise pre-built code extensions themselves.
Salesforce acquires Slack-bot maker Troops.ai
Salesforce has announced the acquisition of Troops.ai, a revenue and communications platform that uses Slack and Microsoft Teams bots.
Stealthy Linux implant BPFdoor has compromised businesses for years, notably in Vietnam
Malware researchers warn about a stealthy backdoor program that has been used by a Chinese threat actor to compromise Linux servers around the world.
Desktop CPU sales plunge 30% but AMD soars even higher
Shipments of desktop PC CPUs fell by more than 30 per cent during the first quarter of 2022 -- the largest drop in desktop CPU sales in history.
Threat hunters expose novel IceApple attack framework
Suspected state-sponsored threat actor uses IceApple to target technology, academic and government sectors with deceptive software.
Why Google Cloud is battling AWS and Azure in the red-hot PostgreSQL market
Google Cloud's AlloyDB for PostgreSQL has moved into public preview and will take on offerings from AWS and Microsoft in the red-hot PostgreSQL market.
Red Hat debuts edge features for Linux, Kubernetes platform security
Red Hat is rolling out new edge-computing features for the vendor’s well-known enterprise Linux distribution, and security features for Kubernetes.
Juniper's enterprise networking business is on a roll
Enterprise networking led the company in Q1 revenue for first time in Juniper's history, surpassing its service provider and cloud segments.
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