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Nutanix will be a rare new entrant in the public cloud battle, where Amazon has a commanding lead and Microsoft and Google have sought to catch up. Continue reading Nutanix's Amazon Cloud Killer Delayed by Engineering Issues
T-Mobile US Inc. and its German owners are advancing toward a long-awaited telecommunications union that would value merger partner Sprint Corp. at about $24 billion, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Continue reading T-Mobile Is Said to Move Toward Sprint Merger at $24 Billion
Intel’s forecast signals that major server customers need the company more than ever to expand their ability to store, transmit and process the massive amounts of data that their customers generate and demand. Continue reading Intel Lifts Forecast as Data Chip Surge Cements its Top Spot
Amazon.com Inc. forecast second-quarter profit that topped analysts’ forecasts, buoyed by swelling ranks of Prime subscribers and a profitable cloud-computing division that’s winning more corporate customers. Continue reading Amazon Forecast Shows E-Commerce Giant Growing Profitably
Microsoft is riding a wave of demand for its Azure cloud services, which let customers run and store applications in the company’s data centers. Azure revenue almost doubled, keeping up with a pace of growth that’s persisted for more than 10 quarters. Continue reading Microsoft Sales Top Estimates, Fueled by Strong Cloud Demand
The results of an obscure, bureaucratic battle inside the U.S. communications regulator could decide not only which Americans get ultra-fast internet but how much it’ll cost and even what city streetlights will look like. Continue reading American Cities Fight Losing Battle Over Wireless Internet
Alphabet Inc. is pushing efforts to roll back the most comprehensive biometric privacy law in the U.S., even as the company and its peers face heightened scrutiny after the unauthorized sharing of data at Facebook Inc. Continue reading Google Takes Aim at Privacy Law After Facebook Lobbying Failed
The threat is real: U.S. intelligence chiefs warn that Russians could repeat their attempts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election. The response — seeking expertise from the Guard — is unexpected. Continue reading Russians Want to Hack Your Election? Call Out the National Guard
Alphabet Inc.’s first-quarter results came with a clear message to Wall Street: The company is embarking on a new spending binge to chase its biggest rivals. Almost all of that spending went to buttress newer cloud and consumer-device businesses that l… Continue reading Google's New Spending Surge Shows a Company Playing Catch-Up
While increased concern about privacy and new regulation may crimp Google’s ad business at some point, the company’s broad reach, vast resources and dominant market share mean smaller rivals may have more to lose. Continue reading Alphabet Sales Growth Tops Forecasts, While Spending Surges