New CEO Thomas Kurian lays out his vision for Google Cloud
Since being appointed, Thomas Kurian has kept a low public profile, embarking on a broad listening brief across a business he believes can compete with AWS.
Stories by By Scott Carey
Google Cloud launches fully managed serverless product Cloud Run
Google Cloud signalled its commitment to serverless computing today with the announcement of the public beta availability of Cloud Run, a fully managed environment for customers to deploy applications in a 'serverless' way.
Everything you need to know about Google Cloud Anthos
Google Cloud has announced the general availability of Anthos: a platform that allows customers to run applications both on premise and in the cloud.
SAP CEO addresses all staff after another high-profile executive exit
SAP has lost another high-profile executive when the head of cloud and 27-year veteran of the company Robert Enslin resigned to pursue 'an external opportunity'.
What customers need to know about Chef's 100% open source commitment
Software automation specialist Chef is committing 100 percent of its technology to open source, and is changing the way it goes to market in a bid to focus on large enterprise customers. Here's what customers need to know about the changes.
How the Bank of England redesigned its data hub around open source
The Bank of England has drastically changed how it collects and analyses fast-growing data sets over the past few years, adopting enterprise versions of open source technologies to help it modernise its architecture.
AXA's admin bots save $250k in six months
The UK arm of insurance giant AXA has deployed 13 software bots across its business since last summer, aiming to help employees with mundane, repetitive admin tasks like filing customer correspondence in the claims department, saving 18,000 people hours, which equates to roughly £140,000, in productivity gains since.
SAP announces first company restructuring since 2015 to focus on cloud
SAP is embarking on a major restructuring of its business as it targets an ambitious tripling of its cloud revenues by 2023, from the €5 billion achieved in 2018.
Digital skills gap on the minds of tech leaders at Davos 2019
Technology leaders took to the stage at Davos this week to discuss their biggest concerns for the future, with the digital skills gap coming up time and time again.
Open banking one year on in the UK: where is it at?
Australia's open banking framework still being developed, but earlier this week the UK’s open banking regime celebrated its first anniversary.
How Tinder creates better matches using AWS image recognition technology
Popular dating app Tinder is using image recognition technology from Amazon Web Services (AWS) to power its matching algorithm for premium users.
How Trustpilot takes a 'serverless first' approach to engineering with AWS
Trustpilot has embarked on an ambitious programme to go completely serverless with Amazon Web Services, with a bold aim to completely embrace the modern architecture by the middle of next year, accounting for what the organisation estimates could be a 10x saving on cloud compute costs.
How the UK Post Office finally moved off a 19-year-old SAP HR system
The Post Office has recently completed a migration from a 19-year-old SAP HR 4.7 system to SuccessFactors, saving the company money, giving employees the ability to self serve and decommissioning a whole range of manual processes for the HR department.
All signs point to Amazon's second US HQ being in Northern Virginia
The technology giant is reportedly closing in on selecting Crystal City in Virginia as its second US HQ
Heathrow turns to Power BI to predict passenger volumes ahead of time
Heathrow Airport is using a range of data and analytics tools from Microsoft and machine learning models to better predict passenger flows through its terminals to improve operations and make passenger journeys smoother.