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Your chance to run a VM inside a VM, inside a cloud – which can mean WSL on a cloudy Windows PC

'All systems operational,' says status page – real life suggests otherwise

Competitors asked to detail licensing terms, training costs, and business practices in widening antitrust inquiry

News of the deal came about two weeks after CEO Bill McDermott swore off any “large scale” M&A this year. A spokesperson called this deal a “tuck in.”

Big Red joins AWS on a multi-cloud defense platform

Researchers say breaches link identity abuse, SaaS compromise, and ransomware into a cascading cycle

Whoever gets it will steer UK department's IT, AI strategy, and megabucks vendor deals

Department for Education dropped £27,118. The rest, little to nothing

Mac faithful aghast at helpful wallet-emptying suggestions

Because AI won’t only run in Big Tech’s giant GPU garages, and won't tolerate slow connections

Slowdowns, outages, and Copilot problems afflict code shack

Just the sort of project that screams ‘years of delays and blowouts’, but Asian giant thinks it can beat Silicon Valley at its own game

Still supported with no death date set, but no new features planned

Co-founder Aneel Bhusri returns to hot seat after turbulent year

Updated Gartner predicts strong uptake driven by concerns over reliance on foreign providers

Opinion Sudo make me a star

Opinion After decades in the trenches, this engineer is done with hype cycles

Research shows productivity and judgment peak decades after graduation

Government decides theoretical knowledge vs. experience debate is worth settling

CEO feels under-appreciated amid year-long value slump

'As fast as we install this AI capacity, we are monetizing it,' says Amazon CEO Andy Jassy

Patch meant to close a severe expression bug fails to stop attackers with workflow access

Interview Businesses still chase the cheapest option, but politics and licensing shocks are changing priorities, says OpenNebula Systems

37 court applications shifted off failing kit, though some are camping in a temporary hosting facility

With revenue topping $400B for the first time, the Chocolate Factory is at no risk of putting itself in the poor house

Job cuts to fall hardest on non-revenue generating roles on the Global Customer Operations team

The writing is on the wall as AI companies race to add vertical functionality

Riigi IT preps European escape plan as it herds civil servants into Redmond's cloud

Catch platform sinks under weight of bugs, missing species, and postal code gaffes while containers pile up at ports

Open Source Policy Summit 2026 Open source gains urgency as Europe reassesses reliance on US tech

Exclusive Service terms update removes infringement cover tied to audio and video encoding tech

As analyst house Gartner declares AI tool ‘comes with unacceptable cybersecurity risk’ and urges admins to snuff it out

E-commerce giant has watts of bit barns to deploy but nowhere to plug them in

Managed Identity and virtual machine failures triggered knock-on problems throughout cloud platform

Governments and businesses respond to Trump pressures by upping spending in domestically controlled infrastructure

Armed Forces Bill would let troops take action against unmanned threats around defense sites

Blames ‘unintended or nonstandard usage’ and the cost of keeping them alive

'The nature and scope of this work has raised questions' says CEO, who swears he couldn't spot it sooner

Big Red will use debt and equity finance to keep itself in the pink

Asia In Brief PLUS: NTT offshores to Vietnam; Japan adds AI interface to space data; Samsung cashes in on memory boom

Analyst predicts massive spend on domestic AI stacks

GPT-4o gets second death sentence after last year's reprieve, but this time barely anyone's bothered

Opinion Just because you're paranoid about digital sovereignty doesn't mean they're not after you

Opinion It's not your fault

Redmond has pledged to be carbon-negative by 2030

But did it falter? Oracle debuts Schrödinger's cloud

Cascading backend failures kept users locked out until home time

Updated Analysts say today's capped deals may become tomorrow's cost shock

The cloud giant talks loudest about what scares it most. Here's what should terrify it

updated Winter storms bring Oracle datacenter down

Thankfully they only sufffered two outages in 2025. And now it has flown in experts to play with configurations

feature Balancing the need to know with the need to get shovels in the ground is causing friction in communities across the US

Deprecation of popular management tool requires a new look at Azure-based system

Down to 364.5 already: Redmond's crappy 2026 continues

Big Red gets to store data, advise on security, and store the 'I'll watch just one more video' algo

GSA trumpets 64% discounts on Broadcom's VMware portfolio, core vSphere platform mysteriously absent from agreement

Mailbox costs leap overnight as longtime users vent their frustration

PwC survey finds more than half of 4,500+ biz leaders see no revenue growth nor cost savings

Fancy it? As national health tech boss, you'd be one of the highest paid in the team

Labels Zuck’s ad library ‘a window into criminality’ and the Social Network as ‘happy to turn a blind eye’

Maine filing confirms July attack affected 42,521 employees and job applicants

Opinion Freedom can be very contagious if it grows on its own terms. Europe of all places should know that

Revenue growth is sluggish, too

Asia In Brief PLUS: ASUS gets into healthcare gadgets; Vietnam’s first fab; Australia's child social ban takes out 4.7 million accounts; And more!

Analyst: We'll hit a spot where 'we go from that was a great idea to where's my revenue?'

ValueLicensing case rumbles on as Windows giant appeals against copyright judgment

EU-only ops, German subsidiaries, and a pinky promise your data won't end up in Uncle Sam's hands

Analysts say cheap energy and storage make sense for bit barns despite policy headwinds

AuraInspector automates the most common abuses and generates fixes for customers

Updated Yes, London property prices are high. But here's a picture of Boris Johnson

No wonder he's going nuclear

A busy year of end-of-support dates awaits unwary admins

New nuclear capacity won’t show up until around 2030

Opinion The software wasn't actually renamed, but you couldn't be blamed for being confused

Initial £7M estimate proves optimistic after multiple contract uplifts

Nice idea, because its own cloudy services keep wobbling

One wants customers next door, the other wants cheap power

Let the co-opetition commence

Negative feedback sinks Redmond's plan to cap outbound email recipients

Trillion-dollar internet giants don't need freebies, watchdog warns, as giveaways double in a year

Campaigners say Britain's dependence on Big Tech leaves critical systems exposed to political pressure

Hossein Nowbar waged antitrust battles and created new legal policies around AI for Redmond

An anomaly or the beginning of a new trend? My bet's on the latter

With no hardware for sale and no local service agreement, SpaceX’s move looks more like politics than philanthropy

US trade body threatens software and services market access unless European approach changes

Opinion From buried settings to geopolitical risk, the business model is surveillance

The ITSM outfit would join Oracle, Comcast, and Netflix in installing bunk beds in the corner office

Feature Countries that banded together to challenge Boeing in the air try to do the same to AWS, Microsoft, and Google on the ground

VMware's main challenger already embraces multiple storage options

Customers will be able to see vulnerabilities, prioritize risks, and close them with automated workflows.

The company that bet the farm on AI said to have made things worse with AI

Feature Public bodies migrate in the bloc as hyperscalers claim sovereignty

Opinion Something messy happens when the cat hairs of reality meet the shiny hype of smart tech

Exclusive Tech exec admits not dead cert it'll find the right solution

Ofcom survey finds 18-34s increasingly see life online as bad for society and their mental health

Customers in 10 of the company’s 23 regions had “operations fail or take an extended amount of time to complete.”

Believes it can translate workflow smarts into AI ROI

Build a digital backbone faster than adversaries can evolve or lose the information war

Sycomp now provides managed GPFS services on demand

EV sales didn’t accelerate as hoped, so it will repurpose idling factories