Despite Amazon continuing to show significant annual growth in cloud sales from AWS, the firm’s market share has dipped ever so slightly as of Q4 2019, according to research firm Canalys. That’s because it faces increased competition from the likes of Microsoft,
Sundar Pichai is set to replace Google co-founder Larry Page as CEO of Alphabet, after both Page and his fellow co-founder Sergey Brin announced that they were both stepping down from their roles at Google’s parent company.
ARM may be partnering with the UK government to create more secure chips, but Google wants the help of the open source community. The company has announced the OpenTitan project, which the company hopes will deliver an ultra-secure Root of Trust chip
Google wants to make it easier for IT admins to control who has access to their organisation’s G Suite, so it’s rolling out a few new features that should bolster the platform’s security.
Despite our supercomputers being faster now than they’ve ever been, the holy grail of the IT industry has always been the invention of quantum computers. These did away with the traditional bits of the computers that we see today, and instead use
Cloudflare has officially rolled out support for HTTP/3, the new web standard that promises to make browsing the web faster, more secure and more reliable. The company has become amongst the first to support the new standard, joining both the Google Chrome
Google has won a landmark legal case which defines the limits of the EU’s ‘right to be forgotten’. The ruling made by the European Court of Justice has stated that the right to be forgotten doesn’t apply outside the EU’s borders, meaning
Google has announced that it will make an additional investment of €3 billion in its data centres across Europe, although that money will miss the UK as it has chosen to expand its existing European sites.
Google’s Philip Maurer, head of customer engineering – public sector & life sciences, explains how Moorfields is using AutoML to enable clinicians to develop machine learning solutions.
The use of digital twins is a design method already implemented by the likes of Google and Tesla when it comes to car design, but how can this technology be translated to the data centre? Jonathan Leppard, director at Future Facilities, takes a closer look.
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