The Stack

European regulators may be gearing up for an antitrust investigation over Microsoft’s Teams bundling with Office software but it was hardly a talking point on Microsoft’s latest earnings call – with Redmond reporting net income of $18.3 billion for its fiscal Q3, up 9%, and Teams itself hitting

Payroll software needs to be migrated to Oracle cloud before data centre is bulldozed...

Right now, despite being GA, it looks unfinished...

Two critical infrastructure providers in the energy sector were breached via a software supply chain attack that also hit business communications provider 3CX and its downstream customers, as well as trading companies. That’s according to cybersecurity firm Symantec this week, which said that its Threat Hunter Team had identified

Profit warnings by UK-listed companies in the tech and telco sectors almost tripled in the first quarter. EY-Parthenon’s latest Profit Warnings report found 69% citing contract delays or cancellations as a cause of profit warnings, as CIOs continue to delay major spending decisions and consolidate vendor relationships. Since the

From remote nobody to root in one deserialization bug exploit...

The klaxons have been sounded and the purse strings loosened...

Canonical comes gunning for Windows, with a little help from Microsoft...

Private wireless networks are growing in popularity and its stands out in Nokia's Q1 2023 earnings. Nokia sets up private wireless networks as a fairly plug-and-play set of modular hardware and software components that let users spin up both 4G and 5G private networks, often to support industrial