Alibaba unveils Cloud 2.0, Wuying cloud computer, and Xiaomanlv logistics robot
CTO Jeff Zhang said his company wants to make cloud technology accessible to everyone.
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Australia's NDIS is moving to the cloud
Nationwide scheme to move off the SAP CRM system hosted by the Department of Human Services.
Starling built a bank from scratch in the cloud
The four-year-old London-based startup built a 100 percent cloud-based bank to take on the traditional players by making banking simple.
NZ Internal Affairs shifts RealMe citizen digital identity services to Azure
The RealMe Login and Assertion Services will be transitioned from a custom-made, legacy platform to a cloud-based platform by 30 June 2020.
Insight Venture Partners to acquire Diligent Corporation for $624m
New Zealand software-as-a-service company Diligent Corporation has entered into an agreement to be acquired by New York-based Insight Venture Partners for $4.90 per share.
Amazon to put machine learning into the hands of more users
AWS CEO Andy Jassy believes machine learning is still too complicated for everyday developers, so his company has launched AWS SageMaker to make it more accessible.
Optus turns to AWS for help with becoming 'end-to-end' cloud solutions supplier
Telco has also launched the Optus Cloud Academy, which will provide training for an estimated 2,000 employees on AWS cloud skills.
AWS and NHL partner to turn game data into new ways of experiencing hockey
Soon-to-be Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has touted the partnership will bring an entirely new perspective and layer of fan involvement to the game of hockey.
CIA to continue cloud push in the name of national security
The intelligence agency's director of digital futures has touted the partnership with AWS as one providing a 'game-changing' environment for the CIA to perform like a Silicon Valley startup while protecting national security.
Services focus boosts Data#3 full-year profit to AU$13.8m
Australian-listed Data#3 has reported net profit after tax of AU$13.8 million, a 30 percent increase year-on-year thanks to the company's continued shift towards services.