If you are without phone coverage over the holidays, we are to blame... possibly We would like to take this opportunity to apologize to the residents of Puerto Rico, and especially those who will not have cell phone coverage over Christmas.…
Lees meerNo Schmidt, Sherlock! Former CEO steps down, will take on technical advisor role Eric Schmidt has quit as executive chairman of Alphabet, Google's post-restructuring parent.…
Lees meerDXC to appeal verdict after court heard biz giant deliberately shortchanged staff Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) “willfully” misclassified 1,000 of its system administrators to avoid paying the techies overtime.…
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Lees meerAvailability suite 9.5, update 3 Veeam has extended its backup product (Veeam Availability Suite or VAS) coverage with update 3 to v9.5.…
Lees meerNAND thanks for memory, folks... we don't need you any more Industry researchers have reported that three players in China are currently building flash and memory fabs and appear to be working to make China self-sufficient in NAND and DRAM.…
Lees meerAs if London commuters don't have enough to put up with... Transport for London has inked an £80m deal with outsourcing giant Capita to provide Wide Area Network services across all TfL sites.…
Lees meerSays X86 doesn't mark the spot... but won't flash its latency numbers +Comment IBM has claimed its POWER9 gear is better placed to help AIs doing "cognitive" work than your common-or-garden X86 commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) kit after tests in New…
Lees meerImaginary server biz gets super salty, outs Cisco, NetApp VMware is making clear it is not on board with Microsoft's plan to offer its software on bare-metal Azure servers.…
Lees meerDodged a bit of a bullet this time Yet another misconfigured Amazon-hosted cloud storage bucket has been discovered – this one flashing the personal information of roughly 123 million American households to anyone passing by on the internet.…
Lees meerBiz is DRAM happy for now – though 3D XPoint not as perky Memory and flash maker Micron posted great quarterly results following booming demand for its mobile, server and SSD products – a sign of what it is hoping is an enduring market change.…
Lees meer100oF+. Blame the beanies and a $15m bit barn spec screw-up On-Call Here is the latest festive instalment of On-Call, the place to be for techies with tales to tell. It might be cold outside but this may just make the blood boil as it goes to show …
Lees meerPackets will route around the damage until January The fragile Sea-Me-We 3 cable that provides one of Australia's primary connections to Asia is out of action and awaiting repair.…
Lees meerMulti Actuator arms will boost data access as capacities grow Seagate is increasing IO performance in disk drives by separating read-write heads into two separate sets which can operate independently and in parallel.…
Lees meerNew rules to help you break things off within single day. Cold Mobile users will be able to divorce their providers by text within a single working day, thanks to new Ofcom rules announced today.…
Lees meerRebel firms have been seduced by the dark side and Darth Reg must bring balance to the force Storage wars are ongoing across the galaxy and of course every supplier claims the force is with them. Here's the latest news overheard from the wretched hi…
Lees meerNCI gets AU$70 million to replace Reijin Australia's National Computational Infrastructure is getting ready to open the wallet and buy AU$70 million worth of new iron.…
Lees meerWell you do need to start with 13... Tintri has made a FlexDrive facility available so cash-strapped customers can expand all-flash array capacity one drive at a time.…
Lees meerSupermicro's battery backup module will fit another rack in Supermicro has added battery backup power to its disaggregated rack-scale server product line to improve power efficiency and server density ratings.…
Lees meerIt’s a container Jim, but not as we and Docker know it UK startup Cloudhouse has taken on the Windows migration crowd with a product to take Windows 7 era applications, wrap them inside an operating system interface code layer, and make them Windows…
Lees meerWhite boxers a constant and growing threat Slumping enterprise data centre server sales are set to recover in 2018 driven by the Purley refresh cycle and the need for more compute.…
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