Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 9/21/2015.
Microsoft Office 2016 launched last week and Microsoft rolled out a new Invite Scheduling app. The IaaS market is said to be set to surpass $73.9 Billion Globally by 2022. An audit of the US government has found there are security flaws in health data storage. Learn how Columbia Sportswear is taking advantage of VMware automation and DevOps solutions.
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GreenPages is also having a webinar next week that will cover VMware NSX vs. Cisco ACI. If you’re interested in software-defined networking, I highly recommend registering.
Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 8/24/2015.
Chinese spies target US intellectual property, the FBI is recruiting hackers as cyber special agents, and DDoS attacks have increased 132% in Q2 of 2015. Only 1 in 4 enterprises have a coherent cloud strategy. It was the 25 year anniversary of Windows 95, more colleges are taking a closer look at DaaS, and apparently you may not be smarter than a 5th grader when it comes to designing mobile apps.
Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 8/17/2015.
Hackers posted Ashley Madison data. 3,000 residents in Colorado were impacted by a data breach. A hacking group believed to be operating from China hacked Indian targets. Microsoft showed off containers in a preview of Windows Server. Google now requires fewer of its own apps on Android devices. IBM will invest $3 billion for a new IoT unit.
Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 8/10/2015.
Google announced a corporate restructuring, forming an umbrella company called Alphabet and naming a new CEO to the core business of Google. Symantec has agreed to sell its data storage unit, Veritas, for $8 billion. Microsoft dropped a new Windows 10 Mobile build for ‘fast ring’ subscribers of its Insider program. Global SMB IT spending is heading towards the $600 billion mark.
Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 8/3/2015.
Pentagon computers were hacked and NBC has cited sources saying that Russia was behind the attack. There was also an attack on Sabre reportedly conducted by Anthem. Microsoft opened Windows Bridge for iOS to developers. Apple’s App Store broke customer records last month and a list of the top 25 innovators of 2015 in the IT industry was released.
Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 7/20/2015.
Another big week of news on the security front. We could see a spike in divorces after the Ashley Madison hack, and it also came to light that hundreds of thousands of vehicles are vulnerable and at risk of being hacked. In other news, Microsoft buys the cloud security firm, Adallom, and Google buys UI design firm Pixate.
Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 7/13/2015.
Spending in the cloud IT infrastructure market is estimated to reach $33.4 billion this year. Gartner released its Magic Quadrant for x86 server virtualization. VMware and Microsoft are the leaders. Rackspace is pushing support for Azure.
Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 7/6/2015.
The Obama administration revealed on Thursday that 21.5 million people were swept up in a massive breach of government computer systems. On Wednesday the New York Stock Exchange was halter for more than 3 and a half hours due to a technical issue. Netflix will be raising prices to customers in Chicago due to last week’s introduction of a cloud tax. Microsoft released Office 2016 for Mac.
Were you busy last week with the long 4th of July weekend? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 6/22/2015.
According to a recent study, the healthcare cloud computing market could be worth $9.48 billion by 2020. The FBI is investigating a string of attacks on the West Coast targeting internet fiber optic cables. Microsoft has debuted its Skype Phone and meeting services for large companies. MasterCard users may soon be able to pay for online purchases with their face or fingers. Also, get a look at a health wristband Google is testing as well as Energous Corporation’s wireless charger for electronic devices that uses radio waves.
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Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 6/15/2015.
EMC eyes containers with Docker storage drivers, Google and Microsoft have both joined the government’s disaster response program, and many interesting announcements came out of Cisco Live 2015.
Microsoft Office 2016 launched last week and Microsoft rolled out a new Invite Scheduling app. The IaaS market is said to be set to surpass $73.9 Billion Globally by 2022. An audit of the US government has found there are security flaws in health data storage. Learn how Columbia Sportswear is taking advantage of VMware automation and DevOps solutions.
