News
Google adds Covid layer in Maps for safe...
In a bid to help people navigate safely in the pandemic times, Google has added the Covid layer in Maps that will show critical information about Covid-19 cases in an area people plan to visit in 220 countries.
The Covid...
Enterprise IT
Embracing the Work from Home Culture with Cloud...
Tevatel rolls out a pragmatic remote collaboration solution to effectively manage business communications through cloud-telephony. The solution is focused on overcoming challenges faced by the sales and customer service teams in embracing the work from home culture. The pandemic has...
APPS World
Glitches dent German enthusiasm for Covid contact-tracing app
As England and Wales prepare to unveil a coronavirus contact-tracing app, Germany is drawing less than enthusiastic first conclusions about the effectiveness of battling the pandemic with smartphones.
A hundred days after its launch, German authorities conceded that IT glitches...
Cloud
Oracle Expands HPC Cloud Service Options
The new offerings let organizations match processors to workloads as applications move from development to training a model to use in a production environment.
Oracle today announced it has extended the scope of the high-performance computing (HPC) resources made available...
Cloud
Qlik Expands Partnership With Google Cloud
Qlik announced it has expanded its partnership with Google Cloud with a new joint offering that allows customers to enable real-time data warehousing of SAP data. The solution is optimized to support SAP data on Google Cloud and Google...
Cloud
Alibaba Cloud Doubles Growth for Cloud-native Database Products
Alibaba Cloud, the digital technology and intelligence backbone of Alibaba Group, has seen the demand for its database family of products double year-over-year. The increase was fueled by industries' growing needs to move their operations online given the lasting...
4G / 5G
Verizon, T-Mobile charting different paths through airwaves to...
Verizon has built a big stash of millimeter wave spectrum, FierceWireless' Monica Alleven points out, while T-Mobile stacked up 600 MHz airwaves (and then secured Sprint's holdings of 2.5 GHz via merger).
And both are digging in, in touting their...
Subscribe
- Never miss a story with notifications
- Gain full access to our premium content
- Browse free from any location or device.
Must read