New Goldman Sachs-AWS data service points to a larger banking trend
Goldman Sachs and AWS have teamed up to help businesses seeking to crunch massive pools of data for smarter business insights.
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The Good Guys take serious aim at ASX listing
The Good Guys is taking another leap towards listing on the Australian Stock Exchange after appointing Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs and UBS as joint lead managers to support its IPO.
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The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Tuesday, July 7
Privacy group wants Google to forget more... Programmer escapes vampire squid... Self-driving cars evade human menace... and more tech news
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US judge dimisses second conviction of ex-Goldman Sachs coder
A former Goldman Sachs programmer saw his second criminal conviction dismissed on Monday in a long-fought, technically challenging legal battle that centered on 32MB of copied code.
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SDN start-up stitches together Clouds
A software-defined networking start-up has emerged from stealth mode proposing accelerated deployment of applications and services spanning private, public or hybrid clouds.
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M2 acquires New Zealand ISP Call Plus for $245 million
M2 Group is set to acquire New Zealand's third largest Internet Service provider, Call Plus, for $245 million.
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Tim Cook speaks: Apple Watch, Apple Pay, and what he really thinks of Android
When Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks, the world listens--even if he's speaking to a room full of bankers and other finance bigwigs at the annual Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference.
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Goldman Sachs seeks deletion of mistakenly sent confidential email
Google has blocked access to a sensitive email that was sent by mistake to the Gmail account of an unknown person, according to Goldman Sachs, on whose behalf the email was sent. Now it wants Google to delete the email.
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Tip of the Hat: The man behind Apple's post-Jobs acquisition spree
Apple's move to buy headphone maker and streaming music service Beats Electronics brought its acquisitive ways -- started after the death of founder Steve Jobs -- to the forefront.
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NBN Co's Telstra bill could hit $98 billion
Telstra could reap up to $98 billion from NBN Co in lease payments for ducts and other telecommunications infrastructure, according to a Commsday report.
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11 tips to prepare for SDN
Making the leap to SDN? Don't jump in blind. It helps to know what software-defined networking is, first off, and then what it can do for you.
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At Goldman Sachs SDN is déjà vu all over again
Goldman Sachs has been doing SDNs for a long time. It just wasn't called SDNs when the investment giant invested in network programmability. It was just a bunch of APIs, software development kits and other code used to cobble together a large number of various specialized networks – trading, investment banking and the like -- across the globe.
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Windows 8 Update: Microsoft wants Windows 8 to get small to run on more devices
Microsoft is aiming to slim down Windows 8 so it fits on smaller devices, the company's top marketing executive says.
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Marissa Mayer 'very excited' about contextual search
If you think Yahoo has given up on search, think again. The company may have handed its back-end search operations to Microsoft, but Marissa Mayer thinks there's work to be done on mobile devices, particularly around contextual search.
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SDN thinking lags behind technology, VMware's Casado says
The last legacy systems to make the shift to software-defined networking may be network engineers' minds, but even those are changing.
