Facebook Introduces Cloud Games on Desktop and Android but Ignores iOS
By John K. Kumi
Some people think Facebook intentionally ignored Apple as revenge for a previous comment made by the company concerning its privacy.
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Google Cloud Partners with Block.one to Become Block Producer on EOS Blockchain
Google Cloud will be one of the 21 block producers on the EOS blockchain and will allow its open-source developer community to build applications on EOS.
TWLO Shares Jump 9% in Pre-market, Twilio Expects More Quarterly Revenue for Q3 2020
Twilio is yet to surprise the markets and investors hinting at higher than expected revenues in its latest filing with the SEC. The company also announced new products and initiatives at its recently held Signal conference.
Alibaba Cloud Division Poised to Generate Profit in Fiscal Year Ending 2021
By Tolu Ajiboye
Alibaba is expecting its cloud business to yield profit in the current fiscal year. The company is now reworking the cloud arm for growth.
Virtual Kitchen Raises $20 Million in New Funding Round
The funding round of Virtual Kitchen was led by Keith Rabois and it comes just over a year after a $15.3 million round led by Andreessen Horowitz and Base10 Partners.
Google’s G Suite Services Hit by Function Disruption
Users in a number of countries all over the world report function disruption in the work of Google’s G Suite services.
Microsoft Uses Power of Cloud to Bring Netflix for Games Service
Using the power of cloud computing in a $150 billion industry, Microsoft has unveiled a Netflix-styled Cloud Games to be launched on September 15.
BNP Paribas Joins IBM Cloud for Financial Services
BNP Paribas has committed to joining the IBM Cloud for Financial Services as its anchor client in Europe. It is the first step in creating an ecosystem for the platform on the European continent.
IBM Stock Jumps 5.5% in Pre-market after Q2 Earnings Report, Cloud Revenue Growth Spikes 30%
Despite the COVID-19 slowdown, IBM managed to deliver better-than-expected results for Q2 2020. The company said that many small businesses that were using IBM’s services have turned cash conservative and now want to spend less.
Cloud Services Company Rackspace Files for IPO after $4.3 Billion Buyout in 2016
By Daria Rud
This is not the first time Rackspace goes public. Back in August 2008, the company had its public debut. With an upcoming IPO, Rackspace hopes to grow and cover its debts.
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