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Google's Newest Fine Turns up the Heat for Big Tech in Europe
Google's recent fine by the French competition authority is just the latest move by regulators to try and keep Big Tech under control.
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Why US Clouds Are Creating Data Problems for Europeans
After the US Privacy Shield was struck down by Europe, the cloud looks set to be the next source of disagreement between the two countries. Here’s why.
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7 Great Digital Experience Conferences You Can Still Attend in 2016
In a world of digital experiences fueled by augmented reality, artificial intelligence, remote meetings, video conferences, texts, online chat, social networks, email, collaboration platforms and the occasional phone call, sometimes you just have to catch your breath, pull the plugs and ask yourself a few serious questions.
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IBM Expands Bluemix Garage to France
IBM is opening its fourth Bluemix Garage in Nice in the south of France. Big Blue defines the its Bluemix Garage as "a consultancy with a startup DNA empowering companies, large and small, to design and build engaging applications using IBM Design Thinking, Lean Startup and Agile DevOps.
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It’s Tough to Sleep at #VMworld Europe
In hindsight, there were good reasons for VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger to be a bit nervous at VMworld in San Francisco last summer. He, EMC CEO Joe Tucci and Dell CEO Michael Dell had already been talking about the potential Dell /EMC acquisition for three months.
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Search Has A Future
It is easy to become despondent about the state of enterprise search. Only 11 percent of organizations reported very high satisfaction with search in the latest The Digital Workplace in the Connected Organization report, which shows there has been little change over the last eight years.
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Windows Azure Compute Services Go Down in Western Europe
Hot on the heels of the Google Talk outage comes news of a Microsoft Azure failure in Western Europe. This outage affects compute services for public and private cloud enterprise deployments, so could be a lot worse for businesses if it continues or cascades.
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New Amazon Kindle Fire Arriving Soon, Coming to Europe?
Having got off to a roaring start, its all been rather quiet on the Kindle Fire front recently. Amazon seems to be making moves with word that the Europe might get it to boost sales, while America may get a new higher-spec version to revitalise interest.
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APAC, Latin American Enterprises Most Aggressive in Cloud Adoption
While cloud computing is on the rise worldwide, there is a disparity in how aggressively enterprises are turning to the cloud for their information management needs.
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Another Record Quarter For SugarCRM, Targeting Eastern Europe
Cupertino, Calif.-based SugarCRM announced another record quarter in Q3, with strong year-over-year growth (69%) in all regions, and said it was casting an eye toward Eastern Europe to help keep up the momentum.
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Ramping Up for Cloud Expo Europe
Now in its third year and with twice as many conference streams as last year, Cloud Expo Europe is already the longest running cloud computing-focused event in Europe.
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Mobile Internet to Overtake Wired Access by 2015
Some call it the post-PC era, like former Apple CEO Steve Jobs would. Some claim that the popularity of tablets and smartphones is just a fad, as former Asus Chairman Stan Shih once said. But make no mistake about it: Mobile Internet is on the rise.
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Mobileweb Launches m.Discovery, A Mobile Web Optimization Platform
UK mobile marketing and service provider Mobileweb Company has recently announced the release of m.Discovery, a mobile optimization platform designed for delivering content on multiple mobile platforms. Targeted at brands with multiple products, services or branches, the platform optimizes content for viewing on almost all mobile devices. Mobileweb cites the
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Russia Search Giant Yandex Goes Public; Raises US$ 1.3 Billion
Russia's leading search company -- and the world's seventh-biggest search engine -- has recently completed its initial public offering, opening at higher-than-expected US$ 25 per share and raising US$ 1.3 billion in the process. The Yandex NASDAQ IPO will involve about 52.2 million Class A ordinary shares, 15.
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