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Vodafone using cloud and AI to retain customers Vodafone is teaming up with Google to develop a cloud-based data platform to help telcos find new opportunities and improve relationships with customers. Numerous studies have found that telcos are increasingly struggling to find new revenue streams, despite investing heavily into 4G and 5G networks. The partnership is the latest trend showing a convergence between the telecoms market and Silicon Valley. But there are concerns over where in the w...

Digital transformation is in its "golden age" and the cloud will keep booming post-pandemic, experts say, benefitting Amazon, Microsoft, and Google.

Microsoft vanquishes estimates but investors beat down shares after-hours - SiliconANGLE

Microsoft sees continued demand for cloud services FILE PHOTO: FILE PHOTO: Microsoft logo on an office building in New York It was another stellar quarter for Microsoft as it continued to benefit from the pandemic-induced shift to the cloud. The tech heavyweight beat Wall Street expectations for quarterly revenue, rising 19 per cent to $41.7bn in the three months to March just ahead of analysts’ estimates of $41.03bn.  Last quarter Microsoft reported a 17 per cent rise in re...

Indias Big Four services champions want to become software vendors Can they pull it off? They sure know how to code. Straddling the agnostic position of consultants with the ardor of a vendor may be harder Robbie Harb Mon 15 Mar 2021 // 10:15 UTC Share Feature India’s outsourcers grew and grew by working on other peoples’ software. Whether it was cutting bespoke code for the world, or making SAP and Oracle applications sing, Indian companies have collectively made a ...

The tech giant is thought to be in the market for 'active online communities' to add to its cloud portfolio

Founder Shaun Collins to step into executive chairman role

Now Amazon, Google and Apple have all cut ties with controversial, free speech-championing social networking site Parler, claims made by its CEO that it will bounce back are starting to ring hollow.

Post-pandemic: Looking at the long-term legacy of Covid-19 on enterprise cloud adoption rates The onset of the coronavirus pandemic in early 2020 is known to have had a big impact on the pace and scale of enterprise cloud adoption this year, but will the effect be temporary or permanent? Share this item with your network: By Published: 14 Dec 2020 12:00 The adoption curve of public cloud was already on an upward trajectory at the start of 2020, but there is no denying that the Covid-19 pa...