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Google Drive, Docs Hit With Partial Outage
by Kyle Alspach
Some users saw issues such as high latency and error messages during the partial outage, which lasted about three hours, Google reported.
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Accenture Grows AI, Cloud Capabilities With Core Compete Buy
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘We’re seeing the world move to be cloud-native. Core Compete has strong SaaS skills, and experience with both supply chains and finance and risk. But in the last four to five years, it has been an early adopter of native cloud analytics, with a large number of people certified on analytics on Google and [Amazon Web Services],’ says Sanjeev Vohra, global lead for Accenture Applied Intelligence.
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Ensono Acquires Amido In Cloud-native App Development Play
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘[Cloud-native application development] is completely new for us. We do IaaS, a little PaaS. But Amido is cloud-native. They do AI, machine learning, data lakes, all the capabilities that sit on top of what we do. With the acquisition, we’re moving up the stack to the application now,’ says Larry Goldberg, Ensono’s senior vice president for global advisory and consulting services.
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Pythian Services Acquires ManageServe To Boost SAP Capabilities
by Donna Goodison
The acquisition aligns with Pythian’s ‘love your data’ theme, according to CEO Keith Angell.
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Google Vs. Oracle Supreme Court Ruling: 6 Big Things To Know
by Steven Burke
In a 6-2 landmark Supreme Court ruling Monday, Justice Stephen Breyer said that Google’s use of the Java API code was “fair use.” Here’s a look at the high-stakes 11-year legal-battle between Oracle and Google that was centered on whether the Java APIs used by Google in its Android smartphone platform were copyright protected.
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Google Bests Oracle In Java Lawsuit, A ‘Great Victory’ For Channel
by Steven Burke
The Supreme Court Monday ruled 6-2 in favor of Google in a long running Java software code lawsuit with Oracle.
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Google Expects To Start Welcoming Back U.S. Workers In April
by Donna Goodison
Switching back to in-office work will remain voluntary until September for all Googlers who are non-essential employees whose in-person presence isn’t required.
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Round 2 Channel Madness Results: Rauch, Martorano Prevail
by Jennifer Follett
Here’s a look at who survived the Solutions 16 to head into the Enterprise 8 quarterfinal round of the 2021 CRN Channel Madness Tournament of Chiefs.
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Google Cloud And Deloitte Launch Security Analytics Platform
by Wade Tyler Millward
The platform uses Deloitte’s cyber risk quantification and risk management frameworks with Google products Chronicle, Looker and BigQuery.
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Multi-Cloud Data Protection Vendor HYCU Closes $87.5M Funding Round
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘As the cloud and multi-cloud environments take root, the channel is evolving. There’s interest in supporting customers with storage for their journey to the cloud. We want to make sure the channel is a key part of our strategy and make sure it’s a primary driver of our strategy,’ says HYCU CEO Simon Taylor.
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Channel Madness Security Matchups Heat Up As Rauch Takes The Lead
by Jennifer Follett
Weekend voting in the CRN Channel Madness Tournament led to a lead change in the Security region.
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Channel Madness Rookies Look Strong In Round 2
by Jennifer Follett
First-time competitors from Nutanix, Scale Computing, WatchGuard and Palo Alto Networks have come out of the gate with solid game plans in Round 2 of CRN Channel Madness.
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Veeam Topples VMware In Channel Madness: Round 1 Results
by Jennifer Follett
A few channel chiefs made up ground to clinch come-from-behind victories in Round 1 voting of the 2021 CRN Channel Madness Tournament of Chiefs. Here’s how it all played out.
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Cloud Services Reach $130B, Dwarfs Data Center Spending
by Mark Haranas
“It took ten years for enterprise spending on cloud services to catch up with enterprise spending on data center hardware and software, then in 2020 the market for cloud services again soared, while spending on owned data centers dropped by 6 percent,” said Synergy Research Group Chief Analyst John Dinsdale.
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