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06Jun/20

Google Cloud and the UK government sign MoU to boost cloud innovation

June 6, 2020InnovationBusiness Partnership, Business/Finance, Cabinet Office, chief executive, Cloud computing, Cloud infrastructure, cloud services, cloud technology, collaboration solutions, Company: CCS, Company: Google Cloud, Computing, Country: United Kingdom, digital technology, enterprise-grade cloud solutions, Government Digital Service, Head of Public Sector EMEA, HP Cloud, Kar Ho Tse, Majesty's government, Mark Palmer, multi-cloud solution, NHS, organizations with leading infrastructure, partner, Person Career, Quotation, security tools, Technology/Internet, UK Cabinet Office, UK Crown Commercial Service, UK Government G-Cloudsmbale

Agreement will enable public sector bodies to fully embrace the benefits of Google Cloud
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08Nov/17

Former Yahoo CEO apologizes for data breach

November 8, 2017SecurityAlibaba Group, Business, Business/Finance, chief executive, City: Washington, Company: Altaba, Company: Verizon, Country: United States, Data breach, Internet, Internet search engines, Law/Crime, Marissa, Marissa Ann Mayer, Marissa Mayer, Mayer, Oath Inc., Technology, Technology/Internet, World Wide Web, Yahoo!, Yahoo! data breachessmbale

At a hearing in Washington, D.C.on Wednesday, former Yahoo Chief Executive Marissa Mayer apologized for a pair of massive data breaches at the internet company, blaming Russian agents. Continue reading →

10May/15

Fiorina asked about cutting jobs, rogue website

May 10, 2015PoliticsCarly, Carly Fiorina, chief executive, Computer hardware, Computing, Fiorina, Hewlett-Packard, HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY, Meet the Press, NIGERIAN BOTTLING COMPANY PLC, Politics, Republican presidential candidate, Technologysmbale

Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina defends her record as Hewlett-Packard chief executive on NBC’s “Meet the Press” after finding out that a cybersquatter had bought the rights to carlyfiorina.org and was using it to criticize her performance.
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