Microsoft's purchase of Minecraft creator Mojang lines up with both the company's mobile ambitions and the need to cultivate future customers for Windows as well as its cloud properties.
Compute takes up 76 percent of the cloud spend with 15 percent database. Here's a quick look at what needs to be optimized.
Adobe's investor meeting highlighted how the company is looking to expand beyond CMOs to be integral to CIOs and expanding the definition of creative pro.
Business revolves around agreements and contracts. Here's DocuSign's plan to move beyond e-signature to be a system of agreements and managing them.
The Nvidia-Arm combination is compelling on multiple fronts and could be "a first class data center platform" but now the parties just need regulators to buy into the deal.
With Graviton2, AWS is making it clear that it is serious about Arm processors in the data center as well as moving cloud infrastructure innovation at its pace.
Composite Reporting, with its simple interface, is likely to be a selling point as Workday pitches its financial software to various enterprises across industries.
Salesforce has a blueprint for tailoring its platform to industry specific use cases and is using it with the launch of clouds targeting manufacturing and CPG companies.
Digital learning goes mainstream in a hurry and that's going to upend current education practices, models, and processes going forward.
"Businesses need to engage and support their employees during a time of COVID-19, diversity issues and remote work," said Workday exec Pete Schlampp.