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Nashorn JavaScript engine for JVM could be axed
By removing Nashorn, some applications may no longer run because of an expectation of JavaScript’s presence
IBM launches new availability zones worldwide for hybrid enterprise clouds
CIOs and data center managers who run large hybrid clouds worldwide have a greater chance of hearing IBM knock on their doors in the next few months.
Summit: How IBM and Oak Ridge laboratory are changing supercomputing
The team designing Oak Ridge National Laboratory's new Summit supercomputer - set to become the fastest on the planet - correctly predicted the rise of data-centric computing, but its builders couldn't forecast how bad weather would...
Visual Studio 2019 roadmap: The features you can expect
Collaboration and AI will get attention along with performance and productivity
What’s new in Microsoft Visual Studio Code
Microsoft regularly updates Visual Studio Code. Keep track of the updates’ key capabilities in this changelog
Regulatory uncertainty could stymy blockchain adoption
Even as companies seek to integrate the distributed ledger technology into their business models, uncertainty about the regulatory landscape is seen as a major stumbling block.
Network-intelligence platforms, cloud fuel a run on faster Ethernet
At 45 years old, Ethernet, the ubiquitous networking technology, is having a banner year in the data center where in the first quarter alone it's recorded the strongest year-over-year revenue growth in more than five years, and 100G...
Android and antitrust: What you need to know about the EU Google antitrust case
The Android software in most smartphones is a mix of open-source software and proprietary software from Google -- and the European Union's antitrust authority is concerned that the way Google ties the two together could constitute...
Apple's Health Record API released to third-party developers; is it safe?
At its Worldwide Developer's event this week, Apple said the API for its Health Records platform has been released to developers and researchers so they can create apps for the medical information sharing platform. Once data is ported...
Luna promises to make JavaScript testing easier
Inspired by Google Go, Luna avoids the effort of other frameworks that require the writing of boilerplate code and have multiple configuration options
Windows by the numbers: Sanity returns as Windows 7 sheds user share
Migration watch: Windows 10's user share is rising again, and Windows 7 resumed shedding users in May.
IBM strengthens mainframe cloud services with CA’s help
IBM and CA have teamed up to achieve better performing applications for private, hybrid and multicloud operations.
6 years on, IPv4 still dominates IPv6
It’s been six years since the official launch of IPv6 on “World IPv6” day in 2012, but the newest version of the Internet Protocol still doesn’t account for the majority of online traffic, according to the Internet Society.
You’re probably doing your IIoT implementation wrong
When designing networks and deploying gear for the Industrial Internet of Things, it's important to bring in members of operational technology teams to make sure business goals are met.
Top web browsers 2018: Firefox sits on slippery slope, Chrome grows even bigger
If past is prologue, Mozilla's Firefox, Microsoft's Edge and Internet Explorer, and Apple's Safari are all in trouble. Analytics vendor Net Applications' data shows all three web browsers slipping in May as Google Chrome continued to...
SAP wants to woo businesses back to its CRM
Woo, not sue: That's SAP's new strategy for dealing with customers that want to access their core ERP data through a cloud-based CRM system.
BMC retools its service management offerings for AI, cloud era
Many if not most large enterprises run hybrid computing environments and are looking for management software flexible enough to run in, and manage assets, across private and public clouds.
Apple says you can port iOS apps to the Mac next year
Apple has begun porting some of its simple apps to test out the porting approach now under development
Microsoft Teams: Its features, how it compares to Slack and other rivals
Microsoft's latest entry in the crowded group messaging market continues to evolve. Here's how Microsoft Teams affects Skype for Business and what you need to know to evaluate it against its rivals.
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