Microsoft Upgrades FastTrack Service in Office 365 Push
Microsoft has upgraded the offerings of its Office 365-centric FastTrack program.
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In Dell, EMC $50 Billion Takeover Deal, Activist Elliott Could Win Again
Should the Dell EMC deal go through, it would be yet another victory for activist investor Elliott Management.
Microsoft Showcases First-ever Laptop, Surface 4 Tablet, Band, Hololens, Windows 10 Xbox One
Microsoft earlier this week unveiled new Surface, Lumia and Band devices but without question the star of the show was the vendor’s first-ever laptop dubbed the Surface Book.
Report: Apple Set to Launch New 4K 21.5-inch iMac, iPad Pro Debut in November
Apple is set to launch its new 4K, 21.5-inch iMac next week.
Amazon’s AWS Business is a $7.3 Billion Operation, More than 1 Million Enterprise Customers
Based on its growth numbers, it looks like Amazon’s Web Services price cutting strategy is working.
Microsoft Buys Gamer Havok from Intel, Expands Windows 10 Ecosystem
Microsoft bought Havok, a Dublin, Ireland-based developer of gaming technology, from Intel for an undisclosed price.
IBM Opens Cognitive Computing Consulting Business in AI Push
IBM said it has launched a new consulting organization focused on applying cognitive computing to business customers.
Samsung Expects Q3 Rebound With Surprise Profit Forecast
Samsung expects to beat analysts’ Q3 2015 forecasts with an 80 percent year-over-year operating profit to 7.3 trillion won, or $6.29 billion, driven by strong semiconductor and mobile device display sales.
Microsoft’s Myerson: Windows 10 Now on 110 Million Devices
Microsoft Windows and Devices boss Terry Myerson said Windows 10 downloads have reached 110 million devices.
New Alphabet Conduct Code: Do the Right Thing
The new Alphabet’s code of conduct walks away from Google’s “Don’t be evil” to a kinder, gentler, more politically correct “do the right thing.”
EU High Court Invalidates U.S. “Safe Harbor” Information Transfer Pact
The European Court of Justice rejected a 15-year old “Safe Harbor” deal relied on by thousands of companies.
Microsoft Confirms Office 2016 Crashing on Apple OS X El Capitan
Microsoft confirmed that Office 2016 for Apple’s new OS X El Capitan operating system is repeatedly crashing without a definitive fix in sight.
Apple AI: Buys VocalIQ for Voice, Perceptio for Smartphones
Apple purchased VocalIQ, an AI developer that wants to change the way people talk to machines.
Patent Trolls Beware: Judge Tosses 168 Cases in One Ruling
U.S. District Judge Rodney Gilstrap threw out 168 patent troll cases in one wide sweep, perhaps signaling a new era in IP litigation.
IBM Watson Researchers: Carbon Nanotubes Could Power Future Computers
IBM Watson researchers said that they’ve discovered a new way to make transistors other than silicon.
Microsoft, ASUS Widen Licensing Deal for Office Preload
Microsoft expanded an earlier licensing deal with ASUS to span the computer maker’s Android-based smartphones and software.
Amazon Bans New Apple TV, Google Chromecast Sales
Amazon said it will bar sales of Apple’s new TV set top box and Google’s Chromecast device.
Apple, Microsoft Trumpet Privacy Policies as Competitive Advantage
Apple and Microsoft both are leveraging their privacy policies as marketing tools and competitive advantages.
Autonomy Founder Lynch Sues HP for $150 Million Claiming Slander
Autonomy founder Mike Lynch’s filed a $150 million lawsuit in British court charging HP with making false about him and other Autonomy top executives.
Peak 10 Names Ex-Cisco Executive Fuhrman to CTO Post
Peak 10 named Michael Fuhrman, a former Cisco security and cloud services executive, as its new CTO.
