HP targets new compute models for hybrid work with Teradici buy
HP Inc. has acquired Teradici Corporation, a move it hopes will enhance its personal systems capabilities through new compute models and services for hybrid work.
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Surface, Windows sales hurt by chip shortages
Microsoft's second-quarter results for calendar year 2021 were limited by what appears to be chip shortages affecting PC sales, including its Surface line-up.
APT group hits IIS web servers with deserialisation flaws and memory-resident malware
Praying Mantis group is likely a nation-state actor that uses custom malware and is adept at avoiding detection.
Services growth highlights Apple’s big $81.4B Q3 results
A chip shortage can’t stop Apple after revealing another monster earnings report for the third quarter of 2021, bringing in US$81.4 billion in revenue.
GitHub to help developers with DMCA disputes
GitHub ‘developer rights’ program will provide legal support to developers whose source code runs afoul of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Indonesia’s GoTo Group goes with Google Cloud for next phase of Asian attack
GoTo Group, formed via the merger of Gojek and Tokopedia, has settled on Google Cloud as its principal technology partner to power its next phase of growth across Southeast Asia.
Asia Pacific IT and business services spending cracks $3B in a quarter
Asia Pacific spending on IT and business services surpassed US$3 billion for the first time in a quarter, with record levels of spending recognised across both cloud-based and traditional managed services.
McAfee’s Aylwin Lam takes on ExtraHop APJ channel leadership
ExtraHop has named former McAfee ASEAN emerging and Korea regional sales director Aylwin Lam as its new channel sales director for APJ.
Vietnam's FPT Software ramps up American presence with Intertec stake
FPT Software has taken a stake in Intertec International, a move that will see it substantially increase its presence in the North American market.
Hawaiki Cable sold to Singapore-based infrastructure investor
Hawaiki Submarine Cable has been bought by Singapore-based BW Digital, an affiliate of BW Group, subject to regulatory approvals.
SolidJS creator: JavaScript innovation isn’t slowing down
As Solid marks its 1.0 release, creator Ryan Carniato discusses the origins of the framework and the latest JavaScript innovations.
Patch Tuesday, 'C release' updates to continue for Windows 11
Microsoft has confirmed that the upcoming Windows 11 will be serviced on a monthly basis using the same practices honed with Windows 10.
Intel warns of impending CPU shortages, but won't raise prices
Intel executives say that the company will be unable to supply enough processors to meet PC demand in response to ongoing chip shortages.
TypeScript 4.4 brings performance boosts
Due in late August, upgrade to Microsoft’s typed JavaScript also introduces control flow analysis and spelling suggestions in plain JavaScript files.
20 tips for supporting team mental health
The mental health of each team member is vital. Leaders must intentionally commit to finding ways to improve the mental health of their teams.
Changing the equation on LGBTQ+ equity and inclusion
LGBTQ+ tech advocates show the key role CIOs can play in catalysing the change necessary in business practices and technology design.
CloudMile targets Malaysia’s AI and cloud market after $10M injection
CloudMile has secured US$10 million in Series B funding, with the Google Cloud partner set to use the new windfall to underpin its expansion in Malaysia.
GDMS leads VMware public and hybrid cloud charge in Laos
Cloud and digital provider GDMS has signed on to become the first VMware partner in Laos to offer the vendor’s public and hybrid cloud solutions.
JCurve returns to profitability in FY21 results
Publicly listed JCurve Solutions is back in the black for its 2021 financial year, claiming a pre-tax profit of $300,000.
Ingram Micro gets real with new Singapore experience centre
Ingram Micro is hoping to bring a bit more real-life experience to partners in the local region with the launch of its new Technology Experience Centre, based in Singapore.
The next step in innovation, resilience, and the edge
By 2024, worldwide pending on edge computing will reach $250 billion, according to IDC. This represents a double-digit CAGR of 12.5 per cent for each year though 2024. Clearly, this is an in-demand area of technology. The question then is, why is edge computing proving to be so compelling, what applications is it being used in, and how should CIOs and other thought leaders be thinking about it?. Read more
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