The company plans on giving more insight into where data is stored to its overseas customers.
Microsoft bids to keep its foreign cloud customers
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Monthly Archives: January 2014
The top tech giants spending on U.S. lobbying
Policies most important to tech giants are immigration and patent reform.
In tech, good things can end, too
The dream of the cool, independent tech company is fading.
Where big data and the U.S. government intersect
Is the appointment of John Podesta to head-up the big data review of the U.S. government a political move or a stride to understand how big data aids or injures the American people?
‘Fastest’ broadband taunts global internet speeds
1.4 Tbps have been successfully tested, although world speeds remain at 3.3 Mbps.
Marissa Mayer affirms the future is mobile
The CEO of Yahoo voiced concerns for security and the certainty of mobile dominance.
After Snowden, whither the internet?
Two independent think tanks have joined to conduct a two-year inquiry into the future of the internet.
China’s changing social media landscape
Chinese users are defecting from microblogging sites in droves.
The Minerva Project to enroll first virtual class
The Minerva Project blends digital technology with the science of education.
Virtual learning comes to MENA startups
Samer Karam is opening the doors for Middle Eastern startups to become successful.
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