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Huawei reports 37% revenue growth for 2015
Chinese hardware maker sees its 2015 revenue hit 395 billion yuan (US$60.8 billion), fuelled by 73 percent growth in its consumer business and increased global demand for ICT.
More firms in Singapore expected to seek cyber insurance: AIG
Singapore's cyber insurance market is expected to expand 50 percent this year, with finance and healthcare among the top sectors, according to AIG Asia-Pacific Insurance.
Infographic: Businesses are turning to the hybrid cloud to avoid hardware costs
68% of respondents to the latest Tech Pro Research survey are either using or considering the hybrid cloud. The number one reason: to cut down on hardware costs while still extending the data center.
D+M Group Head of Service Operations says real-time reporting from cloud enables better quality, customer service
Jim Flat, Head of Service Operations from D+M Group spoke with ZDNet about how gathering data from the cloud helps the company react quickly to issues with products and why ROI on the cloud can be huge, if data is organized correctly.
Slack raises $200 million at $3.8 billion valuation
Since April 2014, the San Francisco-based company has raised a total of $540 million.
Head of Oracle Linux moves to Microsoft
The man who turned Oracle into a Linux power, Wim Coekaerts, has moved to Microsoft.
The hybrid cloud is being used or considered by 68% of organizations
Using a combination of public and private cloud strategies is becoming more commonplace among companies of all sizes. Find out the latest in Tech Pro Research's research report on the hybrid cloud.
eHarmony bends its algorithms to focus on career matchmaking, launches Elevated Careers
eHarmony is betting that some of the same tools that are used to match potential mates can be used to make it easier to find compatible companies and employees.
Hybrid cloud: Why hybrid IT may be the better choice
The limitations of DIY cloud mean that if you don't want to use public cloud, it might be better to ask 'Should this be cloud at all?'.
Remember that California bill to ban the sale of encrypted phones? It just got worse
The assemblyman, who decried Apple for "risking our national security and the safety of our kids" by using encryption, also uses an iPhone.
New Linux tablet aims to make Ubuntu desktop mobile
If you weren't scared off by Jolla's tablet disaster on Indiegogo, another little-known brand wants you to back its Intel-based Ubuntu Linux tablets.
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