Fresh report reveals China opening can of whoop-ass America is going to fall drastically behind the rest of the world, particularly China, when it comes to high-speed broadband internet access, according to a new report.…
Lees meerPlus on-premises cloud, Windows file systems, and other bits and bytes re:Invent A bunker-busting bomb just exploded in the tape business.…
Lees meerHappy ending? Nope. Big seller, small cells – report Evidence suggests Amazon could be pretending to be a massage parlour to avoid attracting attention to a new network it is testing in Silicon Valley, applying for radio permits under a variety of n…
Lees meerThen he roasted HPE over gender gap HPE Discover 2018 Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton used to be a PFY working on mainframes before his racing career took off, he revealed today during HPE's Discover conference in Madrid.…
Lees meerAmazon's chomps at edges of broadcasters' pies re:Invent Media distribution is the next market in AWS's sights at its re:Invent conference, with the announcement of a media "ingestion and distribution" service, another step in monetising the compan…
Lees meerNo big surprises in CEO's keynote HPE Discover 2018 HPE chief exec Antonio Neri reckons what the corporate world really wants is to have a nice cloud "experience," which is an interesting way of saying "please, please, buy our cloud-as-a-service".…
Lees meerIf it's good enough for Lambda and Fargate, it's probably good enough for you re:Invent Pay-or-else compute biz AWS lit the fuse for Firecracker, the virtualization technology it uses to power its serverless Lambda offering and its Fargate managed …
Lees meerA little bit of history and a little more info on customized SoC re:Invent Amazon Web Services' customized Graviton processor, revealed this week, was very nearly an Arm-based chip from AMD, The Register has learned.…
Lees meerAnd adds containers to halfway hybrid house Cloud Volumes HPE has made its storage arrays faster with Optane caching, while adding containerisation support to its Cloud Volume Nimble arrays to bridge on-premises, AWS and Azure public clouds.…
Lees meerMicrosoft and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day In a touching show of solidarity with its Exchange Online cousin, Microsoft’s Azure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) service has fallen over and is struggling to get back up. Again.…
Lees meerTwo foundations find common cause promoting in populist processor plan The Linux Foundation, the non-profit funded by for-profit tech firms to promote the open source operating system, has begun working with the RISC-V Foundation, another non-profit…
Lees meerIssue addressed for the many, but what of the few and their precious Outlook inboxes? Microsoft's on-again, off-again relationship with the Outlook clients of UK Office 365 subscribers has entered its second day, and some users found themselves stil…
Lees meerOutgoing head congratulated for role in division's transformation Capita is looking for a new networks chief.…
Lees meerA1 'Graviton' instances available right now, can work out cheaper than x86 virtual machines re:Invent Amazon has designed its own 64-bit Arm server processors, dubbed Graviton, and is right now renting them out on AWS.…
Lees meerCompetition needs come first Australia's competition watchdog has announced the regime that regulates Telstra's copper network should remain in place until at least 2024.…
Lees meerIs your IT department full of monsters? HPE seems to think so HPE Discover 2018 HPE is updating its wares to reduce the skill level needed to deploy its so-called composable infrastructure. That's its fancy term for pools of networking, storage, an…
Lees meerBreakdown in MFA's cache, response, and event handling all contributed to TITSUP Microsoft has delivered its postmortem report detailing the failures that led to unlucky folks being unable to log into its cloud services for 14 hours last week.…
Lees meerTake a look up the railtrack, from Barking to Faversham UK fibre flinger Openreach has announced plans to bring its ultrafast broadband service to another 81 locations, thanks in part to the joy of Gfast.…
Lees meerMicrosoft has a post-weekend problem Happy Monday, everyone! Microsoft is apparently celebrating this made-up Cyber Monday "holiday" by giving Office 365 users a break from all that pesky email, with Exchange services currently still out of whack.…
Lees meerPropositions from 3 startups then... yeah, fluffy stuff Roundup There was action at opposite ends of the spectrum this week – we learnt about three Israeli storage startups aiming to get data closer to compute while while world+dog stuffs it in the…
Lees meerAnd that means smartphones will need to get smarter Ofcom's top tech bod, Mansoor Hanif, recently gave the Wi-Fi industry a roasting, telling them to shape up to 5G or face sliding into irrelevance. New network data from around the world shows that …
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