If Google is forced to give up Chrome, what happens next? Summary If Google faces a requirement to divest Chrome, the landscape for web browsers could drastically change. The article discusses potential buyers for Chrome, the implications of its sale, and what this means for competitors and the browsing community at large. Source: The Register … Read more
SpaceX Gets Approval To Sell Starlink In India SpaceX has finally received approval from the Indian government to sell its Starlink satellite internet service in the country. This decision comes after the implementation of new regulations designed to control foreign private satellite services operating in India. The move is expected to significantly impact the market … Read more
37signals is completing its on-prem move, deleting its AWS account to save millions 37signals, the company behind Basecamp and HEY, is finalising its transition from cloud services, particularly AWS, to on-premises storage systems in a bold move aimed at saving millions. With this shift, they anticipate a yearly cost reduction by approximately $1.3 million (£980,000), … Read more
Technology-Enabled Leadership Toolkit Leadership expectations have shifted dramatically, especially for IT executives who are now steering remote teams and digitally driven operations. The Practical Toolkit for Modern IT Leadership is a comprehensive resource designed to help leaders navigate these new challenges with clarity and confidence. Key Points Leadership has evolved beyond traditional hierarchies; influence now … Read more
Workday handed no-bid deal to fix staffing meltdown at Uncle Sam’s uber-HR agency The US Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has awarded Workday a no-bid contract to revamp its failing HR systems without any competition, citing urgent need due to issues stemming from the Trump administration’s mandates. This decision aims to address significant payroll errors … Read more
Key differences between chief data officers vs. CIOs CIOs and CDOs are key players in the data-driven world, each with distinct roles in managing technology and data within organisations. This article breaks down how these two positions differ and how they can work together for success. Key Points The CIO has historically focused on IT … Read more
‘Infuriated’, ‘disappointed’ … Ex-VMware customers explain why they migrated to Nutanix Summary Recent frustrations among VMware customers have led to a wave of migrations to Nutanix. This exodus is primarily driven by dissatisfaction with Broadcom’s handling of VMware services after their acquisition. Customers are reporting steep price increases, service quality declines, and overall disappointment, prompting … Read more
Senate Passes ‘Cruel’ Republican Plan To Block Wi-Fi Hotspots For Schoolkids The US Senate has passed a controversial measure to eliminate a program designed to distribute Wi-Fi hotspots to schoolchildren. The vote, aligning predominantly with Republican interests, has sparked outrage among Democrats who argue it will further disadvantage students struggling without reliable internet access. Source: … Read more
Microsoft Effectively Raises High-End Surface Prices By Discontinuing Base Models Microsoft has made some sneaky moves with their Surface line-up by discontinuing base models, effectively nudging prices higher for their high-end devices. The discontinuation of lower storage options means the price you’re looking at for those shiny new Surfaces has just stepped up a notch, … Read more
GNOME Foundation’s New Executive Director is Canadian, a Techie, and a GNOME User The GNOME Foundation has appointed Steven Deobald as its new executive director, succeeding interim director Richard Littauer. Deobald, a long-time GNOME user and a tech entrepreneur, faces the challenge of managing the organisation and boosting its visibility worldwide. Source: The Register Key … Read more
