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Sites Go Offline After eNom Experiences Problems
A data center migration issue from eNom web hosting provider caused sites to go offline.
Read moreGoogle To “Reinvigorate” U.K. Offices With £730m Investment
Google has announced plans to expand its capacity in the U.K. by 50%.
Read moreNetflix Increases Subscription Cost In U.S., Canada
Netflix is increasing its monthly subscription rates in the U.S. and Canada.
Read moreApple Mandating Proof Of COVID-19 Booster Shot
Apple will require its employees to provide proof of a COVID-19 booster shot.
Read moreMicrosoft Set to Review Rules On Sexual Harassment
Microsoft will review its policies on sexual harassment and gender discrimination.
Read moreSAP Posts 28% Q4 Growth in Cloud Computing Revenue
SAP is optimistic about its growth prospects as revenue from its cloud computing business rose by 28% in the fourth...
Read moreMicrosoft Teams Launches New Features For Frontline Workers
Microsoft Teams has introduced some new features for frontline workers.
Read moreIndia IT Leaders Confident On Digital Services Growth
Infosys and TCS have expressed high optimism that technology spending will continue to rise.
Read moreMicrosoft Hires Apple Engineer To Design Chips For Servers
Bloomberg News announced Microsoft hired experienced chipmaker Mike Filippo to design chips for its servers.
Read moreSamsung Backs Out Of Its Exynos 2200 Launch
Samsung did not attend the planned launch of its Exynos 2200, which was scheduled for January 11.
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