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Thousands of Android, iOS Apps Expose User Data Due to Cloud Misconfigurations: Zimperium
Thousands of Android and iOS apps exposed user data due to commonly found cloud misconfigurations, according to an automated analysis conducted by mobile security firm Zimperium. The issues were found on apps using popular public cloud services such as Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure.
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Microsoft Word on the Web Gets a Voice to Text Transcribe Feature to Counter Google Docs, Otter.ai
Microsoft Word on the Web has added an audio transcription feature that lets you generate a transcript of your previously recorded conversations or transcribe an ongoing conversation in real time. Called Transcribe in Word, the new feature uses Azure Cognitive Services to help provide transcriptions directly in the online version of Microsoft Word.
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For Cloud Giants, Usage Soars but Tech Investment Delays Hobble Revenue Growth
The cloud provider sector saw first-quarter revenue growth of about 34 percent, less than the 37 percent growth in the fourth quarter, according to research company Canalys. It added there had been little change in market share for the top three in the $31 billion (2,34,000 crores) global industry.
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Amazon Launches Data Centre Operations in South Africa
"Starting today, developers, startups, and enterprises, as well as government, education, and non-profit organisations can run their applications and serve end-users in Africa," Amazon said in a statement.
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Ola Ties Up With Microsoft For Connected Car Platform
Any investment by Microsoft could be part of this second tranche, adding that Ola will switch completely from the Amazon Web Services cloud platform to Microsoft Azure over the next few quarters.
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Cloud Computing Drives Massive Growth for Big US Tech Firms
Amazon.com, Microsoft, Alphabet’s Google, and Intel are all putting their chips on the cloud computing business, and it is booming.
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Are Tech Giants Making Money on the Cloud?
The answer is, "not really," and that's an issue that investors should raise with tech leaders.
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Thousands of Android, iOS Apps Expose User Data Due to Cloud Misconfigurations: Zimperium
Thousands of Android and iOS apps exposed user data due to commonly found cloud misconfigurations, according to an automated analysis conducted by mobile security firm Zimperium. The issues were found on apps using popular public cloud services such as Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure.
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Microsoft Word on the Web Gets a Voice to Text Transcribe Feature to Counter Google Docs, Otter.ai
Microsoft Word on the Web has added an audio transcription feature that lets you generate a transcript of your previously recorded conversations or transcribe an ongoing conversation in real time. Called Transcribe in Word, the new feature uses Azure Cognitive Services to help provide transcriptions directly in the online version of Microsoft Word.
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For Cloud Giants, Usage Soars but Tech Investment Delays Hobble Revenue Growth
The cloud provider sector saw first-quarter revenue growth of about 34 percent, less than the 37 percent growth in the fourth quarter, according to research company Canalys. It added there had been little change in market share for the top three in the $31 billion (2,34,000 crores) global industry.
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Amazon Launches Data Centre Operations in South Africa
"Starting today, developers, startups, and enterprises, as well as government, education, and non-profit organisations can run their applications and serve end-users in Africa," Amazon said in a statement.
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Ola Ties Up With Microsoft For Connected Car Platform
Any investment by Microsoft could be part of this second tranche, adding that Ola will switch completely from the Amazon Web Services cloud platform to Microsoft Azure over the next few quarters.
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Cloud Computing Drives Massive Growth for Big US Tech Firms
Amazon.com, Microsoft, Alphabet’s Google, and Intel are all putting their chips on the cloud computing business, and it is booming.
-
Are Tech Giants Making Money on the Cloud?
The answer is, "not really," and that's an issue that investors should raise with tech leaders.
