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Microsoft to launch first data centre region in Malaysia
The new data centre region forms part of the company's Bersama Malaysia initiative, which also aims to skill over 1 million locals by the end of 2023.
Sydney Uni research finds remote working saving Aussies time and money
A preliminary study has found that Australians could save two hours a week and an average of AU$906 in expenses just from working from home.
Firefox 88 clamps down on window.name abuses by trackers
Data stored in property was previously allowed to persist across different sites, but that is changing.
UK cites national security concerns to look into Nvidia purchase of Arm
Westminster decides national security is reason enough for looking into the ownership of UK-housed chip designer shifting from Japan to the United States.
J2 Global to spin eFax services business as new company called Consensus focused on healthcare
J2 Global said the eFax and related fax businesses have established an “embedded” role in the healthcare field.
IBM Q1 better than expected, projects revenue growth in 2021
IBM said Red Hat revenue was up 17% from a year ago and cloud and cognitive software sales grew 4%. Systems revenue was up 4%.
The best foldable phone in 2021: Samsung leads the pack
Samsung released the Galaxy Fold in 2019 as the first widely available foldable smartphone. Since then, it has released improved models and variations, while a couple of others have joined the sector.
Atlassian acquires ThinkTilt for its ProForma form builder
Atlassian plans to integrate ProForma with Jira Service Management.
Fitbit takes a stylish approach with its new $149 Luxe fitness bracelet
Fitbit just announced its latest fitness tracker, and while it shares similarities with the rest of Fitbit's lineup, it has a more refined look and advanced fitness tracker features.
Flying on Mars fueled with open-source software
For the first time in history, we've flown an aircraft, the mini-helicopter Ingenuity, on another planet. Open-source software backed up its engineering.
