Red Hat will operate as a kind of “Switzerland” within IBM and maintain its commitment to open source at the conclusion of Big Blue’s takeover of the software company, according to Marco Bill-Peter, Red Hat senior vice president of customer experience and engagement.
Westpac spent FY18 progressively migrating apps to its new private cloud environment, which the bank said was helping reduce app installation from weeks to hours.
Oracle A/NZ managing director Rob Willis has exited the company and been replaced by former Apple Russia chief Valery Lanovenko.
AWS' supremacy could face significant hurdles thanks to a growing dissatisfaction among customers over the spiralling costs of its cloud technology.
As VMware Cloud on AWS goes live across Asia Pacific, new features of the fifth major release of the platform have been revealed.
As the telecommunications sector aligns its 5G strategy, VMware CEO, Pat Gelsinger, said the 'real' build will take shape in 2020.
DXC Technology has appointed former Oracle VP Doug Hughes as new head of cloud transformation within its Red Rock practice.
Macquarie Cloud Services on Tuesday launched a secure private cloud offering for the health care sector.
GDPR has brought a new level of data protection to the European Union, but rather than replicate the regulation in the USA, Box CEO Aaron Levie wants an global agreement on privacy standards.
NAB is launching a training program – the NAB Cloud Guild – to upskill more than 2000 employees in cloud computing.
Microsoft is working with training partners, DDLS, New Horizons and Advanced Training to undertake the initiative.
Amazon Web Services' Australian chief has dismissed suggestions local retailers will pull out of the company’s cloud services following the arrival of Amazon.com.au in the country.
The economic contribution of Salesforce and its ecosystem of partners and customers will add $29 billion to GDP in Australia by 2022.
Queensland looks to the local tech industry as it eyes an overhaul of the IT kit it uses for science-focused services.
Macquarie Government — the government-focused business of the ASX-listed Macquarie Telecom Group — has joined the ranks of cloud providers whose services are certified for use with classified government information.
