IBM files lawsuit against Microsoft's chief diversity officer
For allegedly violating non-compete agreement through her extensive knowledge of IBM’s diversity strategy
For allegedly violating non-compete agreement through her extensive knowledge of IBM’s diversity strategy
Striving for higher efficiency
Due to come online next year
Stating that the legislation, if enacted, would provide an up-to-date framework to deal with data seizure requests
The largest in the US to date, and the third largest in the world
Discussions in early stages, but could lead to a huge partnership
The EU Network and Information Systems directive became EU law last year, giving member states until May 2018 to implement it
DCD>Energy Smart event at the Stockholm Brewery Conference Center on 13 March 2018, will focus on the impact of cryptocurrency mining on data center design
Planning board dismisses appeal from the man who delayed Apple’s Galway project
Unnamed mobile network provider to get a new place for its switches
Looking to influence the final decision in a case that’s been running since 2013
Six potential data centers over seven years
World’s most valuable public company promises huge US investment, job hiring spree
GothNet is a municipal broadband provider, goth.net is a forum for goths
And AT&T pulls out of a major phone distribution deal after Senators express concern over Huawei
Next to 30,000 sq ft of commercial office space
Elegant Jubilee picks up another two percent stake, raising concerns in the UK
Though the retail giant will remain a customer for the next 20 years
Stakeholders believe the trust’s current value could have been underestimated
Due to come online in January
As the nation’s most powerful HPC system nears the end of its life
Colocation giant to pay AU$1 billion for five facilities in Sydney and Melbourne
Microsoft calls new legal guidelines “a win for cloud and enterprise customers”
Powered by its own solar power plant, built in partnership with Ngoya and the Africa Investment Group