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“You have to be performing well, but what we want to be looking at is where is the market?” Pentagon Chief Management Officer Jay Gibson told reporters Monday. “If you haven’t kept up with the market then, arguably, how well are you performing?” Continue reading Pentagon Says Cloud Winner Must Stay Ahead to Extend Contract
AT&T Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc. are under investigation by U.S. antitrust officials over whether the companies colluded to make it tougher for consumers to switch wireless carriers. Apple Inc., a pioneer in the eSIM technology that makes … Continue reading AT&T, Verizon Said to Face U.S. Probe Over Mobile Technology
Shares of the enterprise software company were priced at $15 and opened at $16.75. They were trading at $15.46 at 1:25 p.m. in New York Friday, giving the company a market value of $3.87 billion. Continue reading Pivotal Software Sees Continued Boost From Dell, VMware Post-IPO
The eventual winner of the Pentagon’s two-year contract to provide extensive cloud services isn’t a lock to be awarded two extensions that would add eight more years. Continue reading Pentagon Says Cloud Contest Winner Only Guaranteed Two-Year Job
Microsoft Corp., Facebook Inc. and dozens of other technology companies from around the world have come together to help protect people from malicious cyberattacks. Continue reading Tech Industry Signs Accord to Protect People From Cyberattacks
Growth in the cloud business was 14 percent, lower than the 2017 average of 24 percent, Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Anurag Rana said. That “puts a question mark on IBM’s hybrid cloud strategy,” he added. Continue reading IBM Turnaround Questioned on Slow Growth of New Businesses
Cisco’s push is aimed at making it easier for WebEx’s 100 million users to stay hooked and keep them from drifting onto cheaper or free services. It’s part of a broader effort to respond to the networking industry’s move away from expensive, purpose-bu… Continue reading Cisco Adds AI Tools, Cheaper Devices to WebEx Chat Offerings
Pentagon officials made clear they have little patience for continuing debate over the issue. Continue reading Pentagon Sticks With Single Cloud Contract, Says Debate Over
“Google, in every respect, collects more data. Google, in every respect, has a much bigger advertising business,” said David Chavern, president of News Media Alliance, a publisher trade group. Rather than “a Facebook privacy law,” he expects regulation… Continue reading Google's Facebook Copycat Moves Put It in Privacy Hot Seat
Using events reported as cyber-breaches in the nonprofit Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, a team of economists from Singapore, Cyprus, Hong Kong and the U.S. examined which firms are at highest risk of attack and what the consequences are. Continue reading How Data Breaches Affect the Corporate Bottom Line