Jon Gold is a Senior Writer for Network World, specializing in wireless technology and the Internet of Things (IoT). With a passion for sports, Jon also covers sports-related topics in his writing. His work has been featured in various publications, including CSO Online, Computerworld, and InfoWorld.
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By: Jon Gold
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Reported $700 million acquisition is aimed at helping AI users with workload management and resource allocation.
The biggest antitrust trial of the century, targeting Google's search business, is drawing to a close while a second trial against the tech giant, focusing on advertising, is scheduled for later this year. Here's an updated, play-by-play account of major milestones.
In-office mandates aren’t great for employee retention, according to a university study that gathered data from workers at Microsoft, Apple and SpaceX.
CISA's pledge drew some big names, but the impact on software security could be limited. Meanwhile the org has extended its comment period on the CIRCIA cyberattack reporting law.
CEO Andy Jassy announced that Adam Selipsky will be replaced by sales and product leader Matt Garman in June.
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