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Lees meerFirm denies sour grapes charge after rival gets licence tweaks Comment Satellite broadband operator Viasat is telling the world it will sue Ofcom over recent changes to rival firm Inmarsat's licence allowing that company to build a vital part of a …
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Lees meerOpenIO flexes ARM muscle, inhales funds Five million dollars has just been stumped up to grow a startup making object storage drive-based servers.…
Lees meerEverything is broken Are we taking the internet for granted? And by "internet" we mean the actual global networks of computers that share vast quantities of information every second by using the same basic protocols.…
Lees meerAnnounced support November 2016, but fabled C5 instances are still vapourware Microsoft has announced its first Azure instances running Intel's Skylake silicon, a move that means Amazon Web Services will be the last of the big four clouds to run Int…
Lees meerMeg starts the bloodletting in earnest HPE has kicked off its much-dreaded looming layoffs globally as part of its Next overhaul campaign.…
Lees meerDash of containers, drop of tape, soupcon of advanced RAM... perfect Another week has passed by, and yet another torrent of storage news streams towards us, running the gamut from spin-transfer torque magneto-resistive RAM to data streaming and a Ma…
Lees meerIt's a joint venture between Mitsubishi and Digital Realty to do bit barns in Japan Digital Realty and Mitsubishi Corporation have entered a joint venture to build big bit barns in Japan.…
Lees meerRC1 for Xen 4.10 is upon us, so get testing, hyper-hipsters The Xen Project has issued the first release candidate for version 4.10 of its hypervisor and set a testing schedule aimed at a December release.…
Lees meerMicron and Xcelero websites both vanish all-flash array, but we're told it's not dead Micron may have put its SolidScale all-flash array into web site limbo in preparation for big news.…
Lees meerNon-compete legal battle Two file sync 'n' sharers are at war. Google-backed Egnyte is suing Citrix for unfair competition and Citrix is counter-suing Egnyte for unfair trade practices, among other things.…
Lees meerHate code? Love lists? Microsoft's got you covered In a move that will delight factory workers developers everywhere, Microsoft has added more graphical user interface features to Azure Data Factory V2.…
Lees meerPushing out the big guns to compete with Samsung – and each other The latest exec hires show the way the wind is blowing at Cohesity, Micron and WDC.…
Lees meerCitizens Advice finds over-65s most likely to be stung Folk with mobiles on Vodafone, EE and Three are being stung by an average £22 per month for staying on their contracts after their handsets have been paid off, according to Citizens Advice.…
Lees meerClarifies axe fell only on new applicants, not existing users, after fanatical disappointment Rackspace has ended a program under which it offered “generous discounts on hosting for more than 150 OSS projects and communities”, but flubbed the announ…
Lees meerCompany also plans 'consolidation' of product lines, locations and languages HPE has quit the business of providing custom servers to big cloud operators.…
Lees meerHang on? Isn't Big Blue betting the company on a clever cloud? Yup. It is. Sigh Back in September, IBM was left red-faced when its global load balancer and reverse DNS services fell over for 21 hours.…
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