Australian council removes costly bottleneck with traditional storage architecture
Redland City Council chose to return to a traditional storage architecture when it was struggling to get rates notices out in good time
Month: September 2016
How Worley Parsons slashed its IT costs
The difference transparency makes.
Anonymous bots could DDoS US emergency call network
Threat currently difficult to block.
Aberdeen City Council begins Swan network roll-out
Aberdeen City Council has begun work on a regional fibre network to enhance digital services under the auspices of the Capita-run Scottish Wide Area Network framework
Seagate sued by own staff after phishing scam
Staff at Seagate are suing the company after a senior HR executive fell for a phishing scam earlier this year resulting in tax information on thousands of employees being exposed. A class-action lawsuit...
Dell considers 3,000 job cuts after EMC deal
Dell has announced that it may axe as many as 3,000 jobs following the completed acquisition of EMC last week. The $67bn merger, one of the largest in tech history, created an organisation of 140,000...
The pros and cons of cloud bursting
The much-vaunted benefits of cloud computing can be overshadowed by portability and interoperability issues
HP Inc to pay over $1bn for Samsung printers
HP Inc has agreed to take over Samsung’s printing business, with disruption in the copier market its aim
MaidSafe secure internet concept enters testing phase
Scottish internet startup MaidSafe brings its vision for a more private and secure approach to the web a step closer to reality
Microsoft stumped after cricket stats king dismisses Duckworth-Lewis machine learning pitch
Microsoft’s attempt to use machine learning to improve on the Duckworth-Lewis method in cricket has been dismissed by the current custodian of the system. For the uninitiated, the Duckworth-Lewis method,...