cloud computing

Social network Parler is suing Amazon for pulling its cloud computing support in the wake of the deadly U.S. Capitol riot. 

Parler, a social media app popular with conservatives and supporters of President Donald Trump, has gone offline.

The move exemplifies Google Cloud’s struggles to gain traction, as well as Microsoft’s success enlisting a broad range of Azure partners across industries.

Google Cloud and Saudi Aramco will partner to deliver cloud infrastructure to Saudi Arabia, as Covid-19 accelerates rapid digital adoption in the Gulf.

“The trends that have already been going on in our society around [digitization] … those trends all got accelerated by Covid,” Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson said.

IBM said the acquisition will of Nordcloud will “turbocharge” its hybrid cloud consulting ability.

Last month, IBM said it would buy Instana, a firm that helps businesses manage data across a variety of cloud applications in different places.

Deere is shifting into AI, autonomous equipment and the 5G future, and one of its biggest agtech bets, plant recognition, is coming to the farm in 2021.

After the cloud services provider crossed a client milestone, ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott explained how the company is moving into the C-suite.

The tech sector is full of start-ups led by big personalities. More need to get over fears about succession planning and do what I did: Give up the CEO role.

The company is hosting socially-distanced meetings outdoors as a part of its future ‘Hybrid’ work plan

Airbnb now has a commitment to spend $1.2 billion over eight years instead of five years.

A government watchdog agency says the Defense Department’s decision-making process in awarding a major cloud computing contract to Microsoft was in line with legal and government purchasing standards

Amazon plans to add 800 high-tech jobs in Central Texas.

As part of its ongoing effort to hire and train veterans, Amazon announced Monday it is bringing a brand new apprenticeship program to DFW.

Cloud Computing, a 13-to-1 long shot contender, bested Preakness favorites Classic Empire and Always Dreaming to win the 142nd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico.

“Orange People”, named one of the Top 500 fastest growing private companies in America by Inc. Magazine, employs more than 100 people. Nearly half of the employees have committed to a permanent move to Plano.