Google has announced the beta launch of two new cloud computing services for developers. The first is Cloud Datalab, a service that enables faster analysis of big data stored and
IBM has added some new Node.js debugging capabilities to its Bluemix platform as a service. The cloud development platform now supports popular open source debugging tools, including node-inspector and tty.js.
Salesforce Ventures, Salesforce.com’s venture capital firm, has earmarked $100 million to invest in European cloud computing startups. “It?s now the right time for us in Europe,” John Somorjai, Salesforce?s executive
Big changes are afoot in Microsoft’s Developer Division: S. “Soma” Somasegar is leaving his position as corporate vice president after 27 years with the company. Somasegar, who is 49, said
Dell has announced plans to purchase EMC in a deal worth around $67 billion. If the deal goes through, it will be the biggest merger ever in the technology industry.
Enterprise mobility vendor SOTI Inc. has released a new survey which found that security continues to be a primary concern for mobile development teams. “Security concerns top the list of
At the Code/Mobile event, BlackBerry CEO John Chen hinted that his company could get out of the hardware business in 2016. “Sometime next year we have to make our device
During its Re:Invent conference, Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced several new cloud computing services. They included the following: AWS Import/Export Snowball–This unusual data transfer service involves sending the customer a
Microsoft has announced that it will begin selling a version of its HoloLens augmented reality device designed for developers in the first quarter of next year. HoloLens Developer Edition will