Half a decade ago, in the wake of the rise of cloud computing, some IT evangelists, CIOs, and large tech research firms foretold the imminent death of the data center as we know it. My co-columnist at CIO.com Mark Settle at the time advised caution in writing off data centers and envisaged how they would...
Companies in what is known as the gig economy could be forced to give more benefits to their drivers and delivery personnel under a European Union proposal that would reclassify many of their jobs as employment. Read More
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators plans to introduce legislation that would require Meta Platforms and other social-media companies to provide outside researchers with data access. Read More
As senior vice president and chief information officer, Michelle Greene spearheads IT strategy, execution, and operations for the Cardinal Health’s pharmaceutical segment. She’s brought a strong track record of transformational, innovative, and intentional leadership to the Fortune 14 healthcare organization, having previously led IT strategy at Masco Corporation and Johnson Controls. She also served as...
Company officials say at hearing that digital assets wouldn’t easily be regulated under existing financial regulations. Read More
Senators on the Commerce Committee’s consumer protection panel gave a chilly reception to Instagram head Adam Mosseri. “The time for self-policing and self-regulation is over,” said Sen. Richard Blumenthal. Read More
The streaming-device maker had removed the YouTube TV app from its channel store in April as part of a dispute over how search results were displayed on Roku’s platform. Read More
The videogame retailer posted a $105 million loss and revenue growth as it works to revitalize its business with an overhauled executive team and board of directors. Read More
In an ideal world, governments would lead from the front on cybersecurity. Big-name breaches across federal, state, and local governments over the years demonstrate that cybersecurity best practices aren’t being driven by the public sector.However, things now seem to be changing with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA) new Binding Operational Directive (BOD), which...
Five years ago, AMD was hanging on by a thread. Sales had dropped below $1 billion per quarter. Its client and server CPUs were no longer competitive with Intel’s. Its Opteron server-CPU market share was less than one percent. Its GPU products were a little better but Nvidia had the mindshare.Then two things happened: Dr....
