In a scenario reminiscent of a sci-fi crime thriller, a massive cyberattack has left 2.5 billion Gmail and Google Cloud users vulnerable.

Oracle Corporation is reportedly negotiating a roughly $20 billion cloud computing agreement with Meta Platforms Inc.

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Google has unveiled the 20 startups selected for the 2025 cohort of its “Google for Startups Accelerator: AI First” programme ...

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Over recent months, Oracle has expanded its presence in the cloud services space by securing deals with several leading technology companies.

National Defence spent $4.57 million on Amazon Web Services, another $8 million on Microsoft services and $835,691 on Google services.

Gr4vy, a cloud-native payment orchestration platform, has released its alpha MVP for Agentic Payments Orchestration. It comes ...