Brad Sams

Microsoft has changed up some of its organizational structure as well as combing a couple of teams in its mixed reality org.

Microsoft has cut more employees from its payroll today, with a heavy impact to the Windows and Devices Group.

Google is starting to fuse security into its productivity suite in a similar way that Microsoft has done with Office 365.

Google is expanding its cloud footprint with new data centers and also three new subsea cables coming in 2019.

As Microsoft continues to evolve its business model, it is frequently compared to IBM but is that such a bad thing?

With the patching of the Meltdown vulnerability, there will be serious impacts to performance to older CPUs and thanks to Microsoft, we now have a better understanding of the implications of this security flaw.

Amazon is expanding the footprint of its cloud platform with Linux 2, an on-premises software package that can be used to build out a hybrid-IT shop but it does have one key drawback.

Microsoft has outlined the features coming in the next major update of Windows and there are a few items that will interest IT Pros too.

Microsoft and VMware are friends again with both companies agreeing to work together to bring VMware products to Microsoft’s cloud.

Veeam, once a niche company with a unique product has been growing at a serious rate the past couple of years is releasing their biggest update in 10 years.