A brief look at Java Java has been a force to be reckoned with for nearly 25 years. It came with the promise of "write once, run anywhere", the idea was to allow developers to compile their applications down to ... Read more
Microsoft has partnered with Oracle, Salesforce, and other health and tech companies to work together on a Vaccination Credential Initiative (VCI) to enable people to access COVID-19 vaccination records on their smartphones. The digital passwords will make it easier for users to demonstrate their vaccination status for travel work and other activities.
Microsoft news recap is a weekly feature highlighting the top Microsoft news stories of the past week. Sit back, grab some coffee, and enjoy the read! Microsoft Teams is rolling out new Spotlight feature to highlight select meetings participants A ... Read more
News continues to filter out on the fate of TikTok. Over the weekend, Microsoft announced that it had been informed that it would not be buying TikTok's US operations, and we later found out that Oracle looks to be the ... Read more
Late Sunday evening Microsoft issued a statement regarding its bid for the North America and Australia business portions of ByteDance's TikTok platform which saw the company bow out of contention stating an inability to meet terms. More superficially, Microsoft made ... Read more
If you thought that a Microsoft acquisition of TikTok, or at least some of it, was weird, well the latest news now has Oracle joining the fray. The enterprise database and cloud services company reportedly is interested, like Microsoft, in ... Read more
In response to Microsoft's corporate vice president of communications Frank X. Shaw's recent blog post title Bid high, lose, try again. Amazon continues to push for JEDI re-do, an Amazon counterpart to Shaw, Drew Herdener, has pinned the company's rebuttal ... Read more
Zoom has announced a partnership with Oracle to leverage the security and scalability of its Cloud Infrastructure service. The platform has quickly completed the deployment process for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Amazon could effectively put a halt on Microsoft's scheduled contracted work on February 11, 2020.
With Microsoft emerging the winner of the JEDI contract after months of controversial jockeying by companies, lawsuits and governmental scrutiny, it now seems some of those losers still have issues with the outcome.
The office is currently reviewing claims of potential ethics concerns regarding the JEDI contract worth $10 billion.
With President Trump possibly looking to settle a personal grievance with Amazon and AWS owner Jeff Bezo's, the company may have found itself an unintentional guardian angle in the process.
Today's outcome should clear the runway for the DoD to choose between Microsoft or Amazon as their next provider of cloud-based analytics, tactical and military deployment measures.
Microsoft has just announced a partnership with Oracle to enable cloud interoperability between the tech giant's Azure and Oracle Cloud.
The pool of competitors for the Pentagon's highly touted JEDI contract got a bit smaller last week as the field of bids has narrowed to just Amazon and Microsoft.
Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella will join other top tech executives from Google, IBM, Qualcomm and Oracle in a white meeting to discuss issues such as improving jobs and the economy that has become reliant on the tech industry.
Yesterday, at the CMS Blue Button 2.0 Developer Conference in Washington, DC, the Redmond giant along with Amazon, Google, IBM, Oracle, and Salesforce released a shared statement to announce a joint effort to support healthcare interoperability.
In a less tribalistic reality, Microsoft's rather substantial acquisition of GitHub should be seen as a move made by CEO and co-founder Chris Wanswrath to seemingly ensure the longevity of an open source developer community.
Microsoft has finally surpassed Salesforce to become the leading Software as a Service provider.
With Turner’s impending absence from the position nearing, it’s incumbent upon Microsoft brass to fill the position with a competent, results-driven and confidence inspiring replacement.
Meet Judson Althoff.
Microsoft remains the top "strategic vendor" of large companies in a recent survey of chief information officers by Goldman Sachs, but Amazon and Google are quickly catching up.