Europe’s cloud customers eyeing exit from US hyperscalers Recent shifts in global politics have stirred interest among European cloud customers in moving away from major US hyperscalers. Vendors in the…
Datacenters selling power back to the grid? Don’t bet on it, say operators Datacenters have been experimenting with the idea of selling power back to the grid, especially with some…
How Nintendo’s Legal Team Destroyed Atari Games Through Courtroom Strategy Nintendo’s legal team took on Atari Games in a pivotal 1989 courtroom showdown that reshaped the gaming landscape and essentially…
Competition boffin launches class action against Google UK over search dominance A British academic has initiated a class-action lawsuit against Google, claiming that its dominance in the online search market…
What is a project charter? Definition and examples A project charter is a formal document that outlines the existence of a project and grants project managers the authority to get…
What is a business continuity policy? A business continuity policy is a set of standards and guidelines that helps organisations maintain operations in the face of disruptions, whether they’re day-to-day…
Following Layoffs, Automattic Employees Discover Leak-Catching Watermarks Following a wave of layoffs, Automattic employees have uncovered that their internal communications platform, P2, has been equipped with unique watermarks designed to…
First Global Pandemic Treaty Agreed – Without the US For the first time, nations have come together to agree on measures aimed at preventing, preparing for, and responding to future…
White House confirms 245% tariff on some Chinese imports not a typo The White House has officially stated that a 245% tariff on certain Chinese imports is not a mistake.…
Microsoft admits it’s not you, Classic Outlook can be a real CPU, power hog sometimes Microsoft has acknowledged that its Classic Outlook application can be a notorious CPU power hog,…
