cloud computing

Not all cloud products support the same level of security, so what should organisations be looking out for?

Two firms will work to improve the open source PyTorch machine learning library

We take a look at the core areas you need to consider to be GDPR compliant whilst using the cloud

Google Cloud's Threat Intelligence report revealed some alarming findings about the security of business' cloud environments

Cloud, artificial intelligence, and bioacoustics are being brought together to save this beloved animal of the British countryside

By early 2022, Nokia plans to release analytics, security, and data management SaaS services for commercial use

The cloud giant will migrate all of the CME's infrastructure and its markets to the cloud at the start of 2022

Banner ads will begin to show on the website for the basic tier of Zoom, but not during meetings

The Japanese giant will use the Azure platform to develop its global online gaming community

The acquisition will strengthen Jacobs’ cyber intelligence and digital capabilities

With no shortage of cloud providers, we take a look at two of the most popular options for businesses

While the trio controls 70% of the public cloud market, the rest grows by 27%

Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability will help organisations to meet their net zero targets

The government aims to digitally transform its ministries and municipalities, some of which still use floppy disks

GCHQ, MI6, and MI5 will reportedly benefit from AWS' data analytics and AI features in landmark cloud deal

Flexibility and data manipulation is changing the playing field

Businesses must adopt new tools and practices to combat one of the leading causes of security breaches

Choosing a virtualisation tool can be tricky, so we've pitted two of the most popular head-to-head

With Shakespeare Martineau embarking on a rapid expansion in size and staff count, reducing complexity across its IT estate is crucial

The tech giant unloads a suite of new services for edge services and sustainability during virtual Next 21 event

The company is hoping to close the global digital skills gap and prepare candidates for the jobs of tomorrow

The company wants to support the demand for its customers as it looks to open at least two regions in each country it operates