Cloud Computing
Digital disruption ushers in the era of Industry 4.0
Industry 4.0 is the stage in industrial revolution where technology such as cloud, robotics, and advanced devices come to the fore.
Amazon Web Services trains its spotlight on artificial intelligence
Cloud vendor Amazon Web Services (AWS) Inc has unveiled a slew of new cloud-based services, the most eye-catching of which is a series of new artificial intelligence (AI) services.
Big data, cloud software make a play at Rio 2016
Big data and cloud software from GE are helping to ensure all the 11,558 athletes at the Rio Olympics can deliver their best performance on sports greatest stage.
Xero integrates with UOB to benefit Singapore SMEs
Xero integrates with UOB to allow small businesses using the bank in Singapore to connect their bank accounts and Xero subscription.
Asia to power Red Hat growth, says its Asean chief
Open source vendor Red Hat Inc is confident that it will grow even further in 2016 thanks to opportunities within Asia, according to its regional chief.
Big boys beware, cloud-boosted Asean startups are disruptors: AWS
The Asean region continues to be a fertile ground for cloud computing, and is poised to unleash innovative, disruptive technologies, according to AWS CTO Dr Werner Vogels.
Digital transformation takes flight at Garuda
Garuda Indonesia is looking to cloud-fuelled digital transformation in its journey to become a fully ‘IT-based airline’ within five years.
Pemanfaatan cloud computing untuk startup dan pariwisata
70% promosi wisata dilakukan melalui media berbasis teknologi
Microsoft Azure telah dimanfaatkan oleh lebih dari 300 startup
Cloud ‘king’ AWS has to battle it out in the hybrid space
Amazon Web Services kicks off its annual re:Invent conference on Oct 6 even as it faces increasing challenges to its crown from hybrid players like Microsoft and Google, Edwin Yapp reports from Las Vegas.
Customers gain from move to Microsoft cloud
For two Microsoft Corp customers, the need to overcome their individual business challenges gave them the right impetus to move to the cloud, Edwin Yapp writes.
