Microsoft hopes to improve social skills with LinkedIn appointment
Microsoft has named Kevin Scott, LinkedIn’s Senior VP of Infrastructure, as CTO for the tech giant reporting directly into CEO Satya Nadella.
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SAP shows the world how digital transformation is done
While many of the tech giants of the by-gone era have been struggling to come to terms with the connected economy, SAP has shown the world how to adapt to the world of cloud computing.
SEC Yahoo investigation could open door for Verizon exit
Yahoo is reportedly being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to decide whether the team was quick enough in disclosing the hacking scandal to investors.
The waiting is over, Trump is here and he means business, or does he?
As President-elect Trump picks out his favourite red tie in preparation for his inauguration to the most powerful office in the world, the tech world nervously awaits.
Watson leads IBM charge as growth might be around the corner
IBM has reported another consecutive quarter of decline, but fortunes in the cloud hint it might not be long before Big Blue sorts itself out.
AI could claim 30% of jobs in next seven years
With the growth of artificial intelligence, the fears of many have started to become a reality as jobs start falling to the machines.
Intel takes its IoT unit to the shops
Intel has continued its ride on the ever-growing IoT wave, as it announced a new platform to introduce the technology to the world of retail.
AI set to replace data scientist jobs now too
Research from Gartner has estimated more than 40% of data science tasks will be automated by 2020, highlighting the ambitions of AI.
Networking giants thunder into cloud infrastructure game
IDC has estimated sales of infrastructure products grew 8.1% year-on-year to $8.4 billion in Q3 of 2016, with companies traditionally from networking segment upsetting the status quo.
AT&T & Verizon herald the end for unlimited data plans
New policies from Verizon and AT&T may indicate the days of unlimited data plans are reaching an end in the US market which is starting to approach a price convergence crisis.
Europe finally moves to level playing field for OTTs and telcos
At long-last the European Commission (hereafter known as the Gaggle of Red-tapers) has outlined its plan to address the regulatory imbalance between telcos and OTTs in Europe.
Google set to sell satellite business and cool connectivity ambitions
Google is reportedly continuing its retreat from the connectivity segments via talks to sell its Skybox Imaging satellite business.
Brexit impact on public sector technology spend
While businesses have been resilient in the face of the Brexit adversity, it would appear the public sector is closing up for business early this Christmas.
24% of execs don’t know why tech is important – Citrix
Despite the domination of internet companies in recent years a recent report from Citrix and Warwick Business School showed there are a worrying number of execs who still don’t get technology.
Going private sets us free – Rackspace CTO
The world of cloud computing can be as cruel as it can be kind, offering opportunities for some and difficulties for others as Rackspace has found out in recent years.
How did Europe’s top 5 telcos measure up over Q3?
With the quarterlies crazy season over and done with Telecoms.com had a look back over the last couple of weeks to decide who the winners and the losers were out of the European telcos.
Winners and losers will be defined by data agility – MapR
While the digital world has created opportunities, fuelled globalization and encouraged diversification, it has also threatened some segments with the prospect of extinction.
Can Donald trump the technology industry?
Following one of the more controversial and flamboyant election campaigns in recent memory, Telecoms.com has a look at what a Donald Trump presidency could mean for the tech industry.
Internet giants face advertising crisis
The internet companies have taken the world by storm over the last 10 years, but diversification will decide who the winners are in 10 years’ time.
Microsoft Teams launches to take on collaboration segment
Collaboration, unified communications and enterprise mobility are three trends which have partly powered the digital evolution, and now Microsoft has weighed in to capitalize on the buzz.
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