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How AWS’ new product releases optimise application development

14-Oct-2020
10:47

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is always busy introducing new services, enhancing existing ones, and, quite often, driving trends. However, the company has upped its game even more in recent months.

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Progress announces layoffs at Chef following $220 million acquisition

13-Oct-2020
12:50

Software automation platform loses members of engineering team following Progress purchase Enterpise application platform Progress has made an undisclosed number of job cuts at Chef following its purchase of the software automation company for $220 million last week. It is understood that members of Chef’s engineering team in Seattle and other locations learned that they... Read More

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Morgan Stanley fined $60 million for data centre decommissioning oversights

13-Oct-2020
11:31

The US federal banking system regulator has issued Morgan Stanley with a $60 million (£46.06 million) fine not properly decommissioning two data centres in 2016.
According to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the bank failed to assess or address risks with decommissioning hardware at two Wealth Management data centres located in the US, contravening data protection regulations.

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