Google shuts down internal Stadia games development team
The tech giant plans to focus on working with third-party game studios instead.
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IBM acquires Taos to bolster hybrid cloud business
Big Blue has announced its second cloud consulting acquisition.
Cloud computing is the platform for the future of education
The coronavirus pandemic and a rapid digital transformation process means universities around the globe are embracing online learning like never before. So what happens now?
Oracle secures Australian whole-of-government deal
The arrangement is part of a growing list of similar deals the Digital Transformation Agency has inked with other major tech providers, such as Amazon Web services and IBM.
Tasmanian government's finance system begins move onto cloud
The move is part of the state's efforts to become more resilient in a post-COVID world.
Uniting Care shifts application management from spreadsheets to the cloud
It previously had to spend hours just to produce a risk spreadsheet for the leadership team.
Australian Taxation Office hands IBM AU$107m SBR contract
IBM will "focus" on providing a cloud-native capability to support transactions that take place between the ATO, businesses, and superannuation funds each year in Australia.
Taiwan will soon be a Microsoft cloud data centre region
The new cloud data centre region would be its first in Taiwan and part of a global network of 66 cloud regions.
AWS to help Optus become 'end-to-end' cloud solutions supplier
Optus will build a dedicated business unit that works with AWS Professional Services to provide cloud services.
VMWare SASE platform aims to centralise security controls through cloud
As part of the company's bid to address customers' needs during the pandemic.