Apple flexes its green muscles
Apple has claimed it is now globally powered by 100% clean energy, as it brings another nine of its suppliers onto the green mission.
Apple has claimed it is now globally powered by 100% clean energy, as it brings another nine of its suppliers onto the green mission.
Intel might be fighting back the flames of the Spectre and Meltdown security flaws, but CEO Brian Krzanich has done his best to put on a calm front for investors during the latest earnings call.
China Telecom, China Unicom, Facebook, Tata Communications, and Telstra have all teamed up to sign a turnkey contract for the deployment of the Hong Kong-Americas (HKA) submarine cable network.
Google has started 2018 by splashing the cash on its cloud infrastructure business, with five new data centres to add to the map and three subsea cables.
Meltdowns, suspect share dealing and class-action suits, it’s been an interesting 2018 for Intel so far, and it doesn’t seem to be getting better quickly.
It was a promise on the campaign trail from President Trump, and at least this one is coming true. Apple has been teased into opening a data centre on US soil with the promise of $207.8 million in tax incentives.
Verizon is doing its best impression of Swiss cheese, as one of its partners left sensitive information on up to 14 million customers on an unsecured Amazon database for a week after being notified.
If Nvidia is looking to make a splash in the world of artificial intelligence it’s going about it in the right way, announcing a partnership with Baidu, one of the world’s largest internet companies.
Equinix has announced the completion of its acquisition of 29 data centres and their operations from Verizon Communications, adding weight to its North American standing.
Cisco has released its annual report predicting the growth of global mobile data traffic will increase seven-fold over the next five years.
A Philadelphia-based Judge has ordered Google to hand over emails stored in a non-US data centre to the FBI, despite an Appeals Court in New York striking down a similar case for Microsoft.
Alibaba has released its quarterly earnings for the period ending December 31, showing the company is more than just an eCommerce giant.
BT has announced the immediate availability of Trend Micro’s Deep Security data centre solution on its cloud compute platform, but does that actually answer the question of security?
HM Revenue and Customs is in the process of clawing back a couple of million quid after a handful of celebrities got caught up in a suspect tax relief scheme to build data centres in the North East.
Amazon Web Services has announced a new availability zone in London which indicates all is not well in the UK following Brexit.
With Rackspace’s new data centre announcement this week, Germany is slowly positioning itself as the it-place for cloud companies worldwide.
IBM has announced it will triple its cloud footprint in the UK opening four new data centres across the course of 2017.
AWS is the undisputed leader in the public cloud computing rankings and the latest price drops in S3 and Glacier offerings will up the pressure on the chasing pack.
Brocade is reportedly on the verge of a sale with chipmaker Broadcom apparently one of the interested parties.
Intel, Uber and Volvo have announced new initiatives as momentum towards self-driving vehicles begins to accelerate.
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