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Microsoft’s Bringing Location Based Services to AzureMicrosoft is pushing out a new service into preview that will finally bring location-based services to the cloud platform. -
Microsoft is Bringing VMware to Azure, VMware Is Not A Happy CamperVMware is upset with Microsoft over its new Azure service and will not provide support for the platform.
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: November 22 2017Because I am thankful for a short work week, this edition of Short Takes looks at Microsoft's portable gaming acumen,…
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Google Announces General Availability of BigQuery Data Transfer ServiceGoogle recently announced the general availability of their BigQuery Data Transfer Service, which can be used to automate the transfer…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: November 17Because perfect is the enemy of good, this edition of Short Takes looks at Windows as a (dis)service, Windows 10…
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Microsoft and Apache Jump Into the Cloud Bed, New Tools for Devs AnnouncedMicrosoft is bringing more features to Azure including tech from Apache Spark to create a new Azure Databricks service.
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Microsoft’s Extends Support of Windows 10 1511 to Ease Adoption PainAfter early adopters were not able to upgrade in time, Microsoft is extending support of Windows 10 1511 by six…
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Amazon Announces New S3 Encryption and Security FeaturesIn a recent post on the AWS blog, Amazon announced the addition of several new encryption and security features that…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: November 10Because friends don't let friends use Linux, this edition of Short Takes looks at Kroger's Amazon problem, Salesforce's CEO problem,…
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Amazon Announces New AWS EC2 P3 InstancesAmazon recently announced the availability of new AWS Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) P3 instances, which are ideal for computation-intensive activities.
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Microsoft’s Advanced Threat Protection Adds Support for Android, iOS, and LinuxMicrosoft is expanding the footprint of Advanced Threat Protection with the ability to now monitor iOS and Android devices.
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Microsoft Wants LinkedIn to Help You Create Your Next ResumeMicrosoft has a new tool for Office365 customers that uses LinkedIn data to help you build a better resume.
