Salesforce serves up software for pandemic vaccine distribution
Salesforce has adapted some of its software to help government entities distribute vaccines for the novel coronavirus once they become available.
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McAfee files for US IPO
McAfee has filed for a US initial public offering amid plans to take advantage of a rebound in capital markets from a coronavirus-led slump in March.
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Alibaba cloud division to hit profit by next FY
Chinese tech giant Alibaba's cloud unit expects to be profitable within 2021, a senior executive said on Wednesday.
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VMware and Nvidia team up to make AI chips easier to use
VMware and Nvidia have announced an effort to make VMware's software for managing data centers work better with Nvidia's artificial intelligence (AI) chips.
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Microsoft resolves disruption to Teams, Outlook
Microsoft has resolved a major outage to its Microsoft 365 services that impacted users of business products including Outlook and Teams.
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Huawei ramps up investment amid efforts to bolster supply chain
Huawei has built up stakes in Chinese semiconductor companies and other tech businesses as it works to bolster its supply chain.
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Microsoft 365 outage hits multiple services
Microsoft has revealed a recent change it introduced likely caused a major outage, affecting users' access to multiple Microsoft 365 services.
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Australia pledges $800M in push for digital business compliance
The measures include spending $29 million on the roll-out of 5G high-speed internet and $28.5 million to promote "open banking".
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Google to enforce Play store tax on the apps not paying up
Google is demanding that the over 3 per cent of apps selling digital items without complying follow the rules within a year.
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Microsoft enters 5G race with Azure cloud for telecom operators
Microsoft unveiled a new cloud platform on Monday aimed at enabling telecom operators to build 5G networks faster, reduce costs and sell customised services to business clients.
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Tyler Technologies clients report suspicious logins after hack
Software vendor Tyler Technologies has revealed that some of its customers have reported suspicious logins in the days since it warned that it had been hacked with ransomware.
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Google parent settles lawsuit over sexual misconduct cases
Google parent Alphabet has settled a shareholder lawsuit that accused the company of covering up lavish exit packages to executives found responsible for sexual misconduct.
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Apple critics form coalition to challenge App Store fees
A group of Apple's critics have joined a nonprofit group that plans to advocate for legal and regulatory action to challenge the iPhone maker's App Store practices.
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Australia overhauls bankruptcy laws to help firms over COVID-19
Australia has unveiled its biggest shakeup in bankruptcy laws in nearly three decades, allowing small businesses to trade while insolvent and take more control over debt restructuring, in a bid to help firms through the coronavirus crisis.
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Huawei claims its supply chain is under attack
Chinese telecom giant Huawei Technologies has said its supply chain is under attack from the United States and called on Washington to reconsider its trade restrictions.
