Trump threatens defence spending
Unless he can punish Twitter and Facebook
US President Donald Trump (remember him) has threatened to veto a $740 billion National Defence spending unless it includes a measure eliminating a federal law protecting tech companies such as Facebook and Twitter.
Amazon wants to build its own quantum computer
Your delivery is potentially dead or alive
Amazon is apparently building its own quantum computer.
Salesforces confirms it has sharked Slack
$27.7 billion megadeal
Salesforce has bought Slack in a $27.7 billion megadeal in a deal that might have Microsoft a little concerned.
HPE says no way San Jose
Moving to Texas
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is to shift away from Silicon Valley and will relocate its headquarters from San Jose, California, to Houston, Texas.
Amazon was brought down by new servers
Too many threads brought down the cloud
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has revealed the actual cause of the massive outage that impacted thousands of online sites and services, including Amazon's own services, last week.
Norse start worshipping clouds again
Frig back in business
Public cloud adoption in the Nordic countries is surging according to a new report published today by the Information Services Group (ISG).
Users will revolt against IoT data collection
Security company warns that regulation is coming
Security outfit WatchGuard Technologies said that 2021 will mark a tipping point when consumers will begin to fully-understand and revolt against the privacy concerns associated with smart and connected devices.
Samsung might kill off Note next year
No one wants high end smartphones any more
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn claiming that Samsung may discontinue its premium Galaxy Note phone next year.
Softbank buys into Sinch
Takes ten percent of the Swedish cloud provider
Softbank-owned SB Management has bought a 10.1 percent stake in Swedish cloud computing services provider Sinch, acquiring stakes from some major shareholders and participating in a directed share issue.
Ajit Pai cleans out his desk in January
Will go down in history as the man who sold the internet
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has announced plans to depart the commission when President-elect Joe Biden is inaugurated on 20 January.