Meanwhile, staff face cuts – and doesnotexist.com really won't exist by next year Oracle is sharpening its ax for the Dyn networking biz it acquired in 2016, with plans to slash jobs and switch off services.…
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Lees meerIt's happened to most of us at some point... Updated US network services provider Cloudflare has been celebrating its impending tenth birthday with a good, old-fashioned TITSUP*, er, knees-up.…
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Lees meerYes, we too would lose our mind over *checks notes* page caches and storage IO Linux kernel chieftain Linus Torvalds owes the swear jar a few quid this week, although by his standards this most most recent rant of his is relatively restrained.…
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Lees meerMore delays ahead for troubled programme The UK Home Office has extended its Emergency Services Network contract with Motorola, intended to shift blue-light services to 4G.…
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Lees meerThe 'd' in dHCI is for 'disaggregated' HPE has generated a third hyperconverged system from its acquired Nimble Storage tech, providing yet another ProLiant server route to market.…
Lees meerOr you could run it on-premises three times cheaper says University of Cambridge bod Descartes Labs, a company which analyses big data, has managed to nab the 136th spot on the top 500 list of the world's fastest supercomputers with $5,000 and an Am…
Lees meerA tired Ren Zhengfei'll seek read-and-write heads Analysis If the US persists with Huawei's inclusion on its tech export block list, the Chinese firm's storage array production could be hit hard, effectively leaving it scrambling for components aft…
Lees meerNew cloud services weaved into portfolio NetApp has wrapped up Elements HCI and the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) into its Data Fabric en route to building a hybrid multi-cloud orchestration or operating system.…
Lees meerMeanwhile, database giant preps free as-a-service program to entice developers Database giant Oracle beat market expectations for its fiscal Q4 2019 and FY 2019 financial results, reporting $11.1bn in quarterly revenues and $39.5bn for the full year…
Lees meerGoing underground, where the servers are caged and there's water around Feature Parisian cloud and web-hosting outfit Scaleway invited The Register to poke around an underground data centre last week as part of the company's inaugural ScaleDay shin…
Lees meer'Customers want tech as a service, they also want it on their terms' – at least 50% correct, there, Ant HPE – the company that failed to cut it in the public cloud and offloaded its Enterprise Services biz a few years back – wants to make its whole …
Lees meerHint: The pub is that way >>> Google Calendar has gone TITSUP* with no sign given as to when it should be unborked.…
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