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Red Hat is positioning itself as the digital transformation partner of the enterprise
Red Hat senior vice president of cloud platforms Ashesh Badani details how his company is helping three customers from three different industries, touting the need for change as the constant.
Cybersecurity: Hostile nations responsible for 'significant' number of attacks against UK organisations
The NCSC annual report reveals the number of incidents it has had to help organisations deal with in the last 12 months - and points to nation-state hackers as a major source.
CSIRO goes fishing for data using a 'Fishbit'
The organisation's researchers are hoping to develop a Fishbit that can be used to measure the bio-parameters of fish in different environments.
Google Chrome 78 is out: Forced dark mode, DoH trials, no more XSS Auditor
Password Checkup tool makes its debut and the New Tab page gets more customization features.
Bill McDermott named ServiceNow CEO days after leaving SAP
McDermott will replace John Donahoe, who is stepping down from his role leading ServiceNow to become the CEO of Nike.
We are losing the ransomware fight: This is why
An analysis of ransomware reporting over the past six months shows that while there's a big focus on big targets, going after individual users is still very popular.
DataStax hires Google VP Chet Kapoor as new CEO
The leadership change is part of DataStax's broader effort to widen its appeal beyond the traditional Cassandra fan base.
Amazon deal: Buy a Tile four-pack and get a free $50 Amazon Echo Dot
For a limited time, there are four Tile bundle deals on Amazon that include a free Amazon Echo Dot.
Enter to win a $1,000 flagship smartphone!*
One lucky winner will take home a brand new Google Pixel 4 XL. This giveaway ends Oct. 31.
Databricks secures $400 million in funding, raising valuation to $6.2 billion
The Series F investment more than doubles the valuation for Databricks, which aims to be the platform of choice for companies around the globe that want to add AI to their software.
