Microsoft promises its customers in Europe greater sovereignty with new cloud offerings. However, analysts describe the offer as a smokescreen.

Several European governments and organizations have decided to drop Microsoft products like Office or Windows in favor of open-source equivalents. Here's why.

Microsoft joins the growing list of cloud providers looking to keep in line with the EU’s rules on data transfers, which ...

Vodafone's new CFO Pilar López will take home a base salary of £725,000 in the job, with the possibility of a 200 per cent ...

Vodafone (NASDAQ:VOD) (OTCPK:VODPF) has named Pilar López as its new chief financial officer, effective December, succeeding ...

Investing.com - Vodafone (NASDAQ: VOD) Group PLC (LON: VOD) said Thursday that Microsoft’s Pilar López has been appointment ...

Recent announcements include a partnership with French AI startup Mistral to build a cloud platform powered by 18,000 Nvidia ...

Lower-priced and new products are still selling, but overall conditions suggest Smith & Wesson will continue to experience headwinds. Shares sank in after-hours trading. Roofing-products distributor ...

The new pope is making the potential threat of artificial intelligence to humanity a signature issue—but Silicon Valley is ...

The big worry with currencies is whether they will hold their value. This is fundamental to their acceptance. The ease with which governments can print more can be dangerous. With money literally ...

By Charles FERGUSON There is growing public alarm about how generative AI might obliterate established (“legacy”) industries ...

British English spelling, commonly referred to as UK spelling, is not merely a stylistic preference but an integral aspect of linguistic identity, historical ...