Anti-vaxxers are turning to Yelp for help targeting restaurants that are asking for proof of vaccination; Big tech is the target of another antitrust bill in the U.S., and experts share tips for managing remote teams.
Dell Technologies has leapt further into the lucrative telecom space with the announcement of products and services aimed at helping providers modernize their infrastructure and prepare for 5G.
Global digital commerce-focused systems integrator OSF Digital this morning announced it has acquired Toronto-based personalized marketing solutions firm Relation1 to strengthen its marketing cloud services in North America.
A report finds Facebook rampant with sex trafficking, an antitrust law that could reshape Big Tech, and…
Data management software firm Commvault announced enhancements to its Managed Service Provider (MSP) and Aggregator Partner Advantage Programs
El Salvador officially adopts bitcoin as legal tender, IRS data reveals billionaires paid almost no income tax…
A Fastly server error takes down huge swaths of the web, rumblings on Apple’s Electric Vehicle batteries…
Cisco’s Webex platform has unveiled more than 800 new features since September, but when asked which one has experienced the greatest adoption, Jeetu Patel’s answer was a bit unexpected.
The internet breaks, Pinterest news, Salesforce Digital 360 innovations, and more in this morning’s Coffee Briefing.
Hashtag Trending, June 8, 2021- Bezos going to space; Toronto’s HQ2 loss brings benefits, Apple WWDC kicks off
Softchoice continues to make moves.
Bell this week announced that it has teamed up with Amazon web services (AWS) to offer AWS…
The U.S. says it’s going to start treating ransomware investigations much more seriously, Bing censors Tank Man image search results, and El Salvador becomes the first country to adopt bitcoin as a legal tender.
Hashtag Trending, June 4, 2021- Twitter Blue launches in Canada; Self-driving trucks make progress; Survey says workers will quit without hybrid work model
FireEye has entered into a definitive agreement to sell the FireEye products business, including the FireEye name, to a consortium led by Symphony Technology Group (STG) in an all-cash transaction for $1.2 billion.
