The government relies, in part, on third-party firms to vet cloud technology, but those firms are hired and paid by the company being assessed.
The Department of Justice alleges Adobe is "deceiving" customers with year-long subscriptions and an "ambush" of hidden fees.
The iPhone maker will roll out an impressive cloud security system for Apple Intelligence that has some wondering if it will actually keep users' data secure.
About half a million customers of the Australian fund UniSuper were locked out of their accounts for a week
The U.S.-based big tech companies make it nearly impossible to switch from one cloud infrastructure to another, Ofcom claims.
The major cloud storage platform said unlimited was made for businesses, but folks were apparently ‘pooling’ or even ‘reselling’ storage space.
For a reported $180 million, Google will transfer millions of customers from its domain registrar to help "sharpen" its focus.
An AWS outage, which is what occurred on Tuesday, always means problems for large portions of the web.
The division created $191 million in operating income on $7.45 billion in revenue in the first quarter.
The company plans to update Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides with a modified UI incorporating new ways to share data among various Google apps.
At five of the company's largest Cloud offices, Google is reportedly downsizing office space and the required three days in office strategy is getting scrapped.
If you still have the Bluetooth controller, you can unlock it for use with other devices.
Google and its OEM partners introduce three new ChromeOS laptops made specifically for cloud gaming.
The company will refund all hardware and games purchased through the cloud-gaming service by January 2023.
Results About You aims to provide a simpler way for people to request their sensitive personal info be removed from Google Search results.
Once de-platformed, the right-wing social media site is expanding and pivoting to offer virtual shelter to other banished internet companies.
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Buildings hosting both Oracle and Google cloud servers in the UK failed to manage temperature spikes, causing shut downs during the ongoing Euro heat wave.
The AWS outage marks the service's third disruption this month alone.
Amazon claims to know the cause of the problem and is working on a solution.
