Microsoft expands Copilot generative AI subscription access for consumers, smaller businesses as it integrates AI across product line

Microsoft expands Copilot generative AI subscription access for consumers, smaller businesses as it integrates AI across product line
Nvidia sees significantly reduced demand in China for slowed-down chips as it prepares latest line-up to comply with US export controls
Oracle shares trade lower on disappointing cloud results and sluggish forecast, as company cites capacity crunch in monetising AI boom
Amazon Web Services announces the next generation of two AWS-designed chip families, namely the AWS Graviton4 and AWS Trainium2
Gartner forecasts European IT spending to rise next year, with software and IT services segments to see the most growth
Nvidia's shares tumble on report that it may be forced to cancel $5bn worth of AI chips destined for China under new US export restrictions
Nonprofit Voltage Park, backed by crypto billionaire Jed McCaleb, plans to lease Nvidia GPUs to ease shortage of AI training resources
Microsoft beats Wall Street expectations in all categories for its first quarter financial results, helped by strong cloud performance
Despite economic worries, Gartner says IT spending in 2024 will rise 8 percent, but spending on generative AI will not feature
AWS tells Silicon UK it disagrees with Ofcom findings, as AWS and Microsoft is referred to CMA watchdog for further investigation
UK regulator is reportedly pushing for an antitrust investigation into Amazon and Microsoft's cloud dominance
European Commission says no formal probe as yet into AI chip sector, following raid of Nvidia's offices by French competition authority
China prioritising expansion of core computing capacity as basis for digital economy, say top officials, as US cracks down
European Union officials set to begin in-depth probe of Adobe's $20bn acquisition of Figma following moves by US and UK regulators
Salesforce AI Cloud includes in-house generative AI tools as well as those from Amazon, OpenAI, Anthropic and others
Many IT departments are adopting a DevSecOps approach to application development and security in response to a rapidly changing risk landscape. Rather than treating security as an afterthought, it is now integrated into the application lifecycle from the onset. This cultural shift requires technologists to move away from entrenched mindsets and processes, embracing collaboration and adopting new tools like AI to manage expanding attack surfaces caused by the shift to cloud-native technologies.
As composable architectures continue to expand and influence the future of e-commerce, is the security of these technologies being fully considered? Is composable intrinsically more secure than the monolith?
Ten year cloud data deal between LSE and American software giant, sees Microsoft acquire 4 percent of equity stake in UK bourse
Chinese tech giant Tencent collaborates with Logitech on handheld Android console for cloud games, challenging Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck
Adobe defends 'transformative' deal to buy collaborative design start-up Figma for $20bn in record-breaking acquisition as investors balk
With cloud adoption increasing amid ongoing risks of cyberattacks on customer data, Druva offers a $10m protection guarantee
The regulations that govern and impact upon a business can be complex and manifold. From protecting personal data to using cloud services responsibly, compliance is a moving target that many enterprises find challenging to hit. Compliance also has many components that interlock in very different ways dependent on the specific business and the market sector they operate within. Here, one size does not fit all when considering the risk factors that a business must mitigate with its compliance strategy.
US chip maker Broadcom reportedly in talks to buy VMware as it seeks to diversify into software, following failed 2018 Qualcomm bid
Spanish renewable energy firm Capital Energy in deal with Google Cloud, which also announces unified support for popular Red Hat clone Rocky Linux
European Commission reportedly begins questioning Microsoft customers and rivals about Azure business and licensing deals
Yet another cloud contract delay. US DoD delays its Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability (JWCC) contract from April until December
European Data Protection Board announces co-ordinated investigation over the use of cloud-based services by public sector organisations