credit: adobe stock tippapattElectric Imp Brings IoT to the Cloud with Twilio Deal
As cloud computing and the Internet of Things (IoT) converge, the dream of a fully connected world is slowly becoming a reality.
credit: adobe stock OceanProdUber Buys Postmates on Rising Delivery Demand
Uber has suffered more than most in the pandemic, with ride-hailing revenues severely dented by social distancing rules.
credit: adobe stock ScanrailSiemens Buys UltraSoC as Chip Firms Adopt Product Lifecycle Management
From its office in Cambridge, semiconductor firm UltraSoC has been pushing the envelope of system-on-chip (SoC) technology for the last few years.
credit: adobe stock ScanrailFinance Cloud Market Stirs as IBM Buys Spanugo
Compliance is one of the biggest roadblocks to cloud migration, but even the highly-regulated financial sector is now making the transition.
credit: adobe stock beebrightHow 5G Could Remake Enterprise Cloud
5G promises to bring the high-speed connectivity and low latency needed to unleash the full potential of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and virtual reality (VR).
Coronavirus Accelerates Shift to Subscription Gaming
While gyms and sports centres lie vacant across the country, video game servers are buzzing with traffic as social distancing leads people to seek entertainment online. This rush of activity is boosting revenue and accelerating industry trends.
Zoom Upgrades Security with Keybase Deal
As lockdown leaves many offices empty across the country, colleagues can no longer slip into a meeting room for a private chat, but must place their trust in video conferencing to preserve confidentiality.
credit: adobe stock CybrainAccenture Snares Gekko on Increased Cloud Appetite
Prolific acquirer Accenture is not slowing down on concerns over coronavirus, and instead making moves on the French cloud market with the acquisition of Gekko.
credit: adobe stock EtiAmmosWill CLBILS work better at supporting UK businesses than CBILS has?
Today the UK Government launches the Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan Scheme (“CLBILS”), following on from the earlier CBILS rescue loan program for smaller businesses (i.e. where annual turnover is under £45m).
credit: adobe stock TTstudioEmergency Debt Deals Caught in Lending Bottleneck
To help keep ailing businesses afloat, the government is offering a swift injection of liquidity.