From Oracle to Rimini Street: TransGrid to reap rewards from the vendor dual
There’s a strategic advantage in going away and coming back, TransGrid ICT planning and architecture manager has said. Read More
Red Hat: An independent barony in the kingdom of IBM
Red Hat and IBM explain how Red Hat, its people and open-source technology, will work as part of IBM. Red Hat employees, up-stream developers, and customers have nothing to worry about. Read More
US bans exports to Chinese DRAM maker citing national security risk
US official fears supply chain attack on US military systems. Read More
Windows Phone: Why Microsoft built this E Ink second screen for its Lumia 640
Sadly, you’ll probably never get to buy one of these handy, second-display Windows 10 Mobile covers. Read More
Startup aims to turn enterprise data into information
Turning data into information has become the central problem of computing. Enterprises have so many disparate and incompatible databases, it becomes hard to know what data is available and what it means. Promethium means to solve that problem. Read More
Windows 10 UWP bug could give malicious devs access to all your files
Developer finds a Universal Windows Platform privacy bug after Windows 10 1809 breaks his app. Read More
1.5 billion Windows devices: More than iOS but lagging Android, Microsoft stats show
Windows holds steady on 1.5 billion users, says Microsoft, as it reveals new statistics. Read More
Raspberry Pi: Hands-on with Kali, openSUSE, Fedora and Ubuntu MATE Linux
There has been considerable progress made since the last time I tried a variety of Linux distributions other than Raspbian on the Raspberry Pi, so I’ve given four of them another try. Read More
Red Hat leaders praise IBM acquisition, but employees are worried
Linux, open-source, and cloud power Red Hat’s executives love the IBM deal, but the company’s workers are nervious. Read More
Freshworks aims to court SMBs, scale and deliver consultant free SaaS
The software as a service game has become complicated to the point where systems integrators and consultants remain gainfully employed. Freshworks CEO Girish Mathrubootham hopes to change that. Read More