Ryan Lester at LogMeIn talks about ways enterprises are leveraging AI to better engage with customers

How Women in Cloud is breaking barriers for female tech founders You’ve heard of the fantasy “If you build it, they will come,” but the reality is to launch a cloud company and drive strong profitable growth is not easy. In this panel, filmed at Microsoft Inspire 2019, we meet the female leaders who help

By 2025 data centers are predicted to: Consume 20% of the world’s energy Emit 10% of the world’s greenhouse gases Consume over a trillion litres of water Serge Conesa, CEO and founder at Immersion4 talks about the environmental impact of the global digital transformation. Immersion4’s groundbreaking cooling techology is aiming to contribute to solving the

Everything relies on data, but often the C-Suite washes their hands of a dirty little secret - all that data tends to sit in a server room or data centre - and that technology environment can be a complete mess.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming a common part of how modern business operates. There is increasing use of Proof of Concept (PoC) projects in a range of sectors and applications. Often these projects are used to build up hype and expectation for a new product or service. Projects involving Artificial Intelligence also usually involve

Rui Gasper at HPE explains how Cloud28+ is enabling partners to strengthen their go-to-market with an entirely new revenue channel. Download the slides here Sponsored by Cloud28+. Cloud28+ is the world’s largest independent community, promoting cloud services and knowledge sharing. It serves end customers, cloud service providers, solution providers, ISVs, systems integrators, distributors, and government entities dedicated

Remediant, a startup that helps companies secure privileged access in a modern context, announced a $15 million Series A today led by Dell Technologies Capital and ForgePoint Capital. Remediant’s co-founders, Paul Lanzi and Tim Keeler, worked in biotech for years and saw a problem first-hand with the way companies secured privileged access. It was granted

NASA and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) have teamed up to build a new supercomputer, which will serve NASA’s Ames Research Center in California and develop models and simulations of the landing process for Artemis Moon missions. The new supercomputer is called ‘Aitken,’ named after American astronomer Robert Grant Aitken, and it can run simulations at

If you’re like me, chances are good you just distractedly clicked on this article while scrolling through your feed in, or while waiting for, a Lyft. Maybe, like me, you need that app to get to back-to-back meetings in different locations today, as you’re well on your way to at least a 60-hour workweek between

Google today announced a new long-term initiative that, if fully realized, will make it harder for online marketers and advertisers to track you across the web. This new proposal follows the company’s plans to change how cookies in Chrome work and to make it easier for users to block tracking cookies. Today’s proposal for a

Earlier this year, the world turned very sour on a group of rich and famous parents who were exposed for having paid big money to get their not-so-academic offspring into competitive universities, using tactics like cheating on tests and more to get those offers. But even if you put illegal manoeuvres to one side, money

Apple is getting ready for its usual fall iPhone launch event, which is rumored to be happening September 10, though the event hasn’t been officially confirmed this year. A new report from Bloomberg offers a preview of the lineup of hardware products it’s looking to debut this year. There are new iPhones, of course, including

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It’s one thing to try to keep personal information from Facebook. But what if a company is going to use it to save people’s lives?

Opinion: Millions of folks filling out the 2020 Census on public library computers also are putting themselves at risk.

Google's next big Android release will make you safer—especially in ways you can't see.

Bucking tradition, the next version of Google's mobile operating system will not be named after a dessert. Google is also changing the logo from green to black.

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