Cloud Services

Vishal Sikka denies Teradata's IP theft charges, terms allegations as 'baseless and outrageous'

Cloud-based data and analytics firm Teradata has filed a complaint in a US court against German firm SAP alleging trade secret misappropriation, copyright infringement and antitrust violations and also named Vishal Sikka as being aware of the situation

Understanding the nuances and best approach to Digital Transformation in Indian enterprises

Enterprises embarking on digital transformation should realize that it involves deeper planning and evaluation around technology, people, and process.

Epic Games claims that security patches to fix Meltdown CPU bug are responsible for Fortnite downtime

A post by Epic Games on its Fortnite forums clarified the ongoing issues with login and the stability of its ‘Fortnite’ game.

Microsoft to help India on its path towards digitisation, says Microsoft's Director of Cybersecurity Policy

Microsoft has over 3,500 internal security professionals that work on cybersecurity and Cloud security at Microsoft.

Amazon to sell its Chinese web services business for $301 million

In 2013 Amazon signed agreements with provincial governments in China for the web service business.

Microsoft and Facebook complete 6,430 kilometer long transatlantic Marea subsea cable project

North Virginia is Microsoft's main internet data cente. The subsea cable connection will serve cross-border data flow between two continents, the US and Europe.

Oracle backs bipartisan proposal in US Congress which would help penalise sex-trafficking websites

The endorsement of legislation advancing in the U.S. Senate marks a sharp departure for Oracle from most of the technology industry.

Microsoft reports strong Q4 earnings, cloud services unit revenue rises to $7.43 billion

Highlighting Azure's growth were notable increases to Microsoft's long-term unearned revenue, which rose by more than 61 percent year-over-year.

Indian businesses rapidly embracing cloud infrastructure to boost performance and innovation: Report

According to the report, more than 50 percent of Indian companies are planning to run their business on Cloud over the next three years.

IBM report states that Indian companies may lose up to Rs 11 crore due to data breaches

Indian companies could lose Rs 11 crore to data breaches this year, up 12.3 per cent from last year, a report by tech giant IBM said.