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Study: Microsoft’s Azure gaining on AWS as enterprise cloud spending grows

By Maria Deutscher Feb 28, 2019

Most enterprises now spend over $1 million a year on cloud computing services and the average company splits its budget between at least three providers, according to a new study. The RightScale State of…

Emerging Tech

Talespin launches ‘virtual human’ VR training environment to teach soft skills

By Kyt Dotson Feb 28, 2019

Augmented and virtual reality solutions firm Talespin LLC today announced the launch of what the company calls “virtual human” technology aimed at helping businesses train employees in interpersonal or soft skills such as communication, leadership and conflict…

Cloud

Power Panel Q&A: entrepreneurs on the future of specialty clouds and open source

By Mark Albertson Feb 28, 2019

Businesses of all sizes are sorting through the maze of cloud and software options available in the market today. Single cloud or multicloud? Proprietary software or open source? Those and other prime topics in…

Security

With Azure Sentinel, Microsoft seeks bigger slice of cybersecurity market

By Maria Deutscher Feb 28, 2019

Microsoft Corp. today expanded its presence in the cybersecurity market with the introduction of Azure Sentinel, a cloud-based threat detection service for enterprises. Azure Sentinel is what’s known as a security information and event…

Cloud

Veriflow brings its formal verification technology to public cloud networks

By Maria Deutscher Feb 28, 2019

Veriflow Systems Inc., a startup harnessing techniques from the industrial engineering world to improve the reliability of enterprise networks, is launching its first software-as-a-service offering to push into the cloud market. Unveiled today, CloudPredict…

Cloud

WANdisco’s bustin’ funky moves in multicloud-mobility

By R. Danes Feb 28, 2019

Cloud computing has changed just about everything in information technology. It’s made application development and operations more agile, real-time and elastic. So why are we still transporting data in the cloud with odious old…

Blockchain

XYO Network to sell its location data apps and services on Microsoft Azure

By Mike Wheatley Feb 28, 2019

Blockchain-powered location network company XYO Network today said it will make its applications and services available on Microsoft Corp.’s Azure cloud. XYO operates a comprehensive location network that’s enabled by data from devices such as…

Cloud

Dow Jones risk screening watchlist exposed on misconfigured AWS server

By Duncan Riley Feb 27, 2019

Another day, another data exposure on a misconfigured Amazon Web Services Inc. server instance. The latest one, however, involved an especially high-profile company: Dow Jones & Co. A list maintained by Dow Jones, owned…

Blockchain

Blockchain home equity loan startup Figure raises $65M

By Duncan Riley Feb 27, 2019

Figure Technologies Inc., a home equity financial technology startup that uses blockchain tech to facilitate loans, today said it has raised $65 million in new funding to bolster its product offering and growth. The…

Blockchain

Infamous ‘cryptojacking’ service Coinhive will close down in March

By Duncan Riley Feb 27, 2019

Coinhive, the in-browser cryptocurrency mining service that is loved by hackers, is closing down. Launched in 2017, Coinhive offers code that website owners can insert into their pages that forces visitors to mine for…

explore news

Talespin launches ‘virtual human’ VR training environment to teach soft skills

WANdisco’s bustin’ funky moves in multicloud-mobility

Blockchain home equity loan startup Figure raises $65M

Infamous ‘cryptojacking’ service Coinhive will close down in March

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