CRN Team
Spending more time on smartphone linked to impulsiveness
Researchers have found that people who spent more time on their smartphones, particularly on gaming or social media apps, are more likely to act...
Global Public Cloud end user spending to reach $305bn in 2021
The global end-user spending on Public Cloud services is forecast to grow 18.4 per cent in 2021 to reach $304.9 billion, up from $257.5...
Drupal fixes critical bug that allowed hackers to access websites
Drupal, which is currently the fourth most used content management service (CMS) platform on Internet after WordPress, Shopify and Joomla, has fixed a critical...
SK Telecom, Samsung develop advanced 5G Cloud system
Mobile carrier SK Telecom said on Sunday it has developed a next-generation cloud native core network system with Samsung Electronics that can provide better...
Google rolls out chat feature on RCS-based Messages service
Google has rolled out chat feature in its Messages service based on the open Rich Communication Services (RCS) standard.
Chat features upgrade SMS text messaging...
Advanced Collaboration for Consultants: Maximize Client Engagement and Success
By Colleen Regan,Senior Product Marketing Manager
Many of GoToMeeting’s everyday users work in client-facing roles. They’re hosting online meetings constantly, selling a service to a...
GoDaddy employees used in crypto services attacks
Fraudsters have used employees at Internet names and registrations management major GoDaddy to attack multiple cryptocurrency services over the past one week, said a...
AWS targets larger banks to drive Cloud growth in India
By Gokul Bhagabati
After gaining traction among some of the smaller banks, Amazon Web Services, the Cloud computing business of e-commerce giant Amazon, is planning...
Google launches AI platform to help cities plant more trees
As policy makers aim to plant more trees to increase shade on warming city streets globally, Google has launched Tree Canopy Lab that combines...
Employees with automation, AI skills more preferred: Report
Over 70 per cent of senior executives in large organisations now want even non-technical employees to have automation and Artificial Intelligence (AI) skills, says...