Major Workforce Restructuring at Meta’s AI Research Division Meta Platforms has initiated significant workforce reductions affecting approximately 600 employees at…
Zillow’s Evolving Housing Market Projections In a significant shift from earlier predictions, Zillow has upgraded its 12-month national home price…
Cologix has acquired Calgary’s primary carrier hotel DataHiveOne, expanding its Canadian footprint. The strategic move provides enhanced interconnection capabilities in Western Canada’s growing digital infrastructure market.
US-based data center operator Cologix has significantly expanded its Canadian presence with the acquisition of Calgary’s primary carrier hotel, according to industry reports. The company, backed by infrastructure investor Stonepeak, has taken over the DataHiveOne facility at 840 7 Ave SW along with most of DataHive’s colocation and interconnection assets, sources indicate.
Streaming Giant Faces Regulatory Headwinds Netflix shares experienced significant pressure during premarket trading Wednesday, declining over 7% following the company’s…
Malaysia’s technology sector is reportedly set for positive earnings momentum as order flows improve. However, analysts suggest currency pressures could temper profit margins despite the optimistic outlook.
Malaysia’s technology sector is poised to deliver broadly positive earnings in the upcoming reporting season, according to recent market analysis. The improved outlook reportedly stems from clearer order flows following tariff-related developments that have provided greater visibility for companies operating in the space.
Microsoft has announced it will retire Office Online Server by December 2026, eliminating on-premises web app support. The move pushes users toward Microsoft 365, impacting SharePoint and Skype for Business integrations.
Microsoft is discontinuing its Office Online Server, with support ending on December 31, 2026, according to reports. After this date, the company will no longer provide security updates, patches, or technical assistance for the on-premises solution. Sources indicate this decision aligns with Microsoft’s broader strategy to prioritize cloud-based services over traditional server products.
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From Educational Tech to Government Innovation Justin Wenig’s journey through the startup landscape has taken him from modernizing higher education…
The New Reality of Global Operations Industrial PC manufacturers and integrators are facing unprecedented challenges as tariff uncertainties and evolving…
Abigail Ross Hopper, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association, has announced she will leave her position in January 2026. Under her leadership, the U.S. solar industry expanded from 36 gigawatts to over 255 gigawatts, transforming into a cornerstone of America’s energy economy.
Abigail Ross Hopper, the influential president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), will step down from her position on January 30, 2026, according to her recent announcement. Sources indicate that Hopper has led the organization for nearly nine years, during which time she has overseen remarkable growth in the U.S. solar and storage industry.
