All articles by BV Swagath
BV Swagath
Kyndryl expands sovereignty services with Microsoft cloud
Kyndryl combines its Sovereignty Solutioning with Microsoft’s Sovereign Cloud to help organisations meet complex regulatory needs.
Microsoft to cut thousands of jobs in upcoming redundancy round
The planned redundancies are expected to be smaller in scale than those carried out by Microsoft in the previous year.
Claude models launch in Microsoft Foundry with full Azure integration
Claude Opus 4.8 and Claude Haiku 4.5 are now available to Azure customers, integrated with current Azure controls and billing.
Persistent Systems to acquire Germany-based Nagarro in $1.4bn deal
The proposed acquisition supports Persistent’s strategy to build its digital engineering and AI transformation capabilities in the European market.
IBM reveals 0.7nm node chip, doubling transistor density over 2nm
IBM’s 0.7nm chip fits nearly 100bn transistors on a fingernail-sized area, nearly doubling the density of its 2nm model.
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OpenAI partners with Broadcom to launch Jalapeño intelligence chip
Jalapeño is the first in a series of accelerators from OpenAI and Broadcom, designed to enhance advanced AI infrastructure.
AI boosts developer speed, but oversight lags, study warns
Based on responses from 1,528 DevSecOps professionals, the report finds 91% use at least two AI tools, 54% three-plus.
Oracle slashes 21,000 jobs, citing strategy and AI-led overhaul
The company stated it is adapting its business model to meet evolving technology demands and the growing use of AI.
ASML asserts compliance with China export controls on EUV machines
Curbs introduced under the first Trump administration have barred EUV exports to China, limiting access to advanced chipmaking tools.
Accenture to acquire Dragos, runZero and NetRise for $4.2bn
Accenture aims to deliver a unified security platform for critical infrastructure, including power, manufacturing, pipelines, and data centres.