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What Amazon Web Services security certification is doing for government
The Australian government is now getting its hands on new technologies to improve citizen experiences.
Huawei sheds 100 Australian jobs in the face of 5G ban
That number could grow to over 400 in the next two to five years, the company said.
Allscripts offers Apple Health Records to its clients and their patients
Apple Health Records gives patients a consolidated view of all of their data from participating health organizations.
Apple closer to using BOE displays for iPhones to cut costs: Report
Apple currently uses OLEDs from Samsung and LG Display.
Microsoft hires open-source veteran Stormy Peters to run its Open Source Programs Office
Stormy Peters, most recently a senior community manager with Red Hat, is now director of Microsoft's Open Source Programs Office.
Employees connect nuclear plant to the internet so they can mine cryptocurrency
The Ukrainian Secret Service is investigating the incident as a potential security breach.
Intuit delivers solid Q4, cuts Q1 earnings outlook, finishes with 4.5 million QuickBooks Online subscribers
Sasan Goodarzi, CEO of Intuit, said sales growth was driven by its small business and self-employed group.
VMware goes shopping with $2.7B Pivotal purchase, $2.1B Carbon Black acquisition
While announcing two acquisitions that add up to $4.8 billion, VMware also announced Q2 earnings above expectations
Salesforce Q2 tops estimates on strong sales across clouds
Subscription and support revenues increased 22% annually to $3.75 billion.
HP names Lores CEO, reports solid Q3
HP said Enrique Lores, head of its printing unit, will take over as CEO for Dion Weisler. Separately, HP's third quarter earnings were better than expected.
