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Google Cloud expands partnerships with tech consultancy HCLTech and app marketing platform AppLovin
Google LLC is looking to grow its cloud business by helping more enterprises to migrate to its computing infrastructure, and to do so it’s expanding its partnership with the Indian technology consulting firm HCL Technologies Ltd. HCLTech is a longstanding strategic partner of Google’s. It provides an array of technology consulting services to enterprises, including ...
Intel hits major milestone as it moves toward mass production of quantum computer chips
Intel Corp.’s two primary research organizations, Intel Labs and Components Research, announced today that they’re making big progress as they work toward large-scale production of quantum computing processors. At the 2022 Silicon Quantum Electronics Workshop in Orford, Quebec, Intel’s researchers said that they’ve been able to demonstrate the highest reported yield and uniformity rate when ...
Canonical announces free Ubuntu Pro subscriptions for up to five workstations or servers
Canonical Ltd., the company behind the popular Ubuntu Linux operating system, today announced that Ubuntu Pro for data centers and workstations, an expanded security maintenance and compliance offering that protects against a wider range of vulnerabilities and threats, is now available in public beta. Ubuntu Pro is launching with a free tier for personal and ...
ServiceNow buys Era Software to deliver on its vision of unified observability
ServiceNow Inc. said today it’s planning to acquire a startup called Era Software Inc. in order to beef up the capabilities of its Lightstep observability platform. Once completed, the company says, the acquisition will enable Lightstep to provide unified observability at large scale, with customers benefitting from actionable insights from across their entire information technology ...
Amazon puts the brakes on corporate hiring in its retail business until next year
Amazon.com Inc. has stopped hiring any new workers for its retail business for the rest of the year as part of its efforts to ride out an increasingly rough economic climate that has slowed its sales growth. The hiring freeze relates to corporate and technology positions within Amazon’s retail business, which accounts for the vast ...
Automation Anywhere’s new platform release helps companies to scale business automation everywhere
Business automation software firm Automation Anywhere Inc. is revamping its flagship offering with the launch of its new Automation Success Platform. Announced today at the company’s Imagine event in New York City, it aims to help companies accelerate business transformation by making automation tools accessible to everyone within their organization. Automation Anywhere is a leading player ...
Google Cloud’s Medical Imaging Suite to make AI-based diagnosis more accessible
Google Cloud is bringing its expertise in vision-based artificial intelligence to the healthcare industry with the launch of its new Medical Imaging Suite today. Vision AI has the potential to make a massive impact in healthcare. Medical imaging is one of the most critical tools used by hospitals to diagnose patients, and each year billions ...
IBM merges its data storage offerings with Red Hat’s OpenShift and Ceph
IBM Corp. is making some big changes to its data storage services, announcing today that it will bring Red Hat Inc.’s storage products and associates under the “IBM Storage” umbrella. The aim, IBM said, is to deliver a more consistent application and data storage experience across on-premises and cloud infrastructures. It’s a big move that will ...
Dynatrace’s new Grail technology to unify observability data from cloud-native and multicloud environments
The observability software firm Dynatrace Inc. is adding a new core technology to its flagship application monitoring platform. Announced today, Grail is designed to unify observability data from applications with security and business intelligence from both cloud-native and multicloud environments. At the same time, Grail will retain the context of this data to deliver instantaneous, ...
Samsung announces plans to mass-produce 1.4-nanometer chips by 2027
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has announced an aggressive roadmap for its most advanced chips, saying it will deliver transistors measuring just 1.4 nanometers across by 2027. The company said today that its contract chipmaking business will begin manufacturing two-nanometer chips by 2025, with the 1.4-nanometer process set to kick off two years later. Samsung began ...