Google Cloud and MongoDB are expanding their partnership in an effort to better support startups.
COVID Accelerated Digital Transformation, Says DocuSign CEO
We have seen significant acceleration since the COVID-19 pandemic, says DocuSign CEO Dan Springer. A significant portion of that (increase) was due to increase use cases from customers driving that digital transformation faster with services like DocuSign.
Microsoft CEO Bullish on Asian Data Center Market
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is bullish on the Asian data center market, including China and India, at a time when trade tensions are ramping up.
Meta Fined $277 Million for Failing to Prevent Data Scraping
Ireland is once again slapping Meta with a hefty fine, this time to the tune of $277 million for failing to protect user data from scraping.
Half of Small Computer Repair Shops Access Private Data
In a report that surprises no one, half of of small computer shops access customers’ private data, with some copying and saving it.
Apple Faces Class Action Suit Over Data Collection Despite Settings
Apple is in the hot seat following reports it ignores its own privacy settings and collects a massive amount of user data.
Oracle Has a ‘Cloud-First’ Problem As Rivals Threaten Its Database Dominance
Oracle may be the undisputed king of the database market, but cloud-first rivals are threatening that dominance with cheaper, more flexible options.
IBM Launches Business Analytics Enterprise to Tackle Data Silos
IBM has launched a new suite of business tools designed to help companies break down information silos and better utilize data.
Toyota Leaves Access Key on GitHub Exposing Customer Data
Toyota is the latest company to experience a major security breach, leaving an important access key on GitHub for five years.
LA School Systems Refuses to Pay Ransom, Hackers Release Data
Hackers followed through on their threats, releasing private information after the LA School system refused to pay a ransom.