Samsung unveils slimmer image sensors for large-screen phones
Samsung Electronics’ two new image sensors in its ISOCELL brand are slimmer to fit into large screened, bezel-less smartphones. Read More
Enterprises ‘radically outstripping’ traditional technology: Nokia
Nokia says there is now a ‘watershed moment’ as the needs of enterprises are changing rapidly, with carriers and service providers needing to meet them halfway. Read More
Australian government says Centrelink robo-debt will never log off
A recommendation to halt the robo-debt process has been rejected by the federal government. Read More
What is DevOps? An executive guide to agile development and IT operations
To make the most of today’s containers, servers, virtual machines, and clouds, you need to deploy DevOps in your enterprise. Or, you can let your rivals put you out of business. It’s your choice. Read More
Purism Linux smartphone makes its $1.5 million crowdfunding goal
Want a pure Linux smartphone, no Android? Purism has the cash it needs to give it a try. Read More
Dell outlines IoT strategy, plans to spend $1 billion on R&D over three years
Dell Technologies says the Internet of Things (IoT) is forcing computing into a more decentralized model with more power at the edge. Read More
Microsoft: We’ll have two-thirds of Office users in the cloud by fiscal 2019
Microsoft is running ahead of projections in terms of how quickly its Office users are moving to Office 365, says the head of Office. And more LinkedIn integrations are coming soon. Read More
Workday makes its big analytics bet, launches Prism Analytics, data-as-a-service, benchmarking
Workday has integrated the technology behind Platfora and is betting that the ability to analyze new data sources will complement its people and financial information. Read More
Twitter is working on a ‘save for later’ button
Twitter is developing a new feature which allows users to privately save a list of tweets they want to come back to. Read More
What will you actually use Quantum Computing for?
There’s always a blue sky technology waiting in the wings, and for enterprise computing, quantum computing takes that role. With Satya Nadella convening a panel of Microsoft’s best physicists at the end of his Ignite conference keynote, it’s fair time to ask, what will this mean to the enterprise and how long will the adoption […]