Craig Hale

The European Cloud Competition Observatory has issued its second damming report against Broadcom, relating to VMware pricing.

Openreach says it'll have 25 million customers on its full fibre network by December 2026, and 30 million by 2030.

Google says Deloitte, Salesforce and Duolingo are all interest in Beam (Project Starline), but it won't be for consumers.

Despite strong GenAI adoption, most global public sector organizations are readying to adopt agentic AI.

Google Cloud adds even more power, control and privacy for users benefitting from its sovereign cloud offerings.

Generic top-level domains can help businesses enhance visibility by creating them a unique digital storefront.

Google makes it easier for enterprises to manage AI agents with new interface and Agent Development Kit improvements.

Google Drive is improving its interoperability with Microsoft 365 by supporting CSE Word docs in Google Docs.

Dell announces a unified private cloud platform that'll work with VMware, Nutanix and Red Hat software stacks.

After anticipating $5.5 billion in costs and $15 billion in lost revenue, Nvidia hopes to return to the Chinese market, worth $50 billion.

JPMorgan Chase clients can now buy Bitcoin, but the bank won't custody the cryptocurrency.

Salesforce is willing to give the US government access to Slack for a 90% discount, with a near-70% discount on the AI add-on.

GitHub wants to help you code more with its new Copilot agent, which you can interact with much like a human colleague.

Microsoft announced that most of Windows Subsystem for Linux, except for elements directly tied to Windows, is now open-source.

Apple needs to strike a deal with Alibaba to remain competitive in China, but it could spell disaster for the company in its home country.

Over 800 software engineers lost their jobs in Microsoft's latest large-scale layoffs despite the company's focus on management layers.

Meta has been given until May 28 to respond to a Senator's request for further information on the basis of transparency.

Nonprofit organizations will no longer get the same free Microsoft 365 treatment and will need to pay to unlock the same benefits.

American chip exports could come with geotracking capabilities to prevent diversions to and misuse in countries of concern.

Meta has stated that the FTC's evidence doesn't stack up, adding that content and engagement have improved since its acquisitions.

European retailers are complaining about Visa and Mastercard's fees and lack of transparency to the European Commission.

Microsoft agreed to make an EU-specific version of Azure to support competition following a CISPE complaint, but it failed.

Microsoft has been accused of unfair software licensing practices relating to Windows and Office subscriptions since 2015.

The White House is dropping a Biden-era export rule that was affecting many more countries than just those targeted.