Clearing the Clouds of Technology
Microsoft believes that open-sourcing its command-line automation and scripting environment will drive its cross-cloud management platform and Linux-native apps.
Free at last! PowerShell goes open source, heads to Linux was originally published on iSeeTech
Free at last! PowerShell goes open source, heads to Linux was originally published on iSeeTech
Free at last! PowerShell goes open source, heads to Linux was originally published on iSeeTech
In the fast-growing and rapidly changing world of cloud infrastructure services (IaaS) such as cloud computing and cloud storage, Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet’s Google are quickly distancing themselves from the pack. That spells trouble for the long list of would-be rivals who typically don’t have as much scale or offer as many features as the…
Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure was originally published on iSeeTech
Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure was originally published on iSeeTech
Microsoft wants more data scientists in the job market. But some young people need to acquire their knowledge starting completely anew, while mid-career professionals need to build on their previous experience. To plug the skills gap for both categories, Microsoft launched a series of classes in data science through edX.org, the nonprofit online learning destination…
Microsoft announces professional degree program to fill the skills gap was originally published on iSeeTech
Today a new Xbox lands in our inbox, and that’s a rare thing—though not as rare as it used to be. What makes the new Xbox One S a worthy mid-cycle update to Microsoft’s console? Let’s tear down this surprisingly slimmer, possibly speedier, appreciably sassier Xbox One and find out. Game on! * Read the…
Xbox One S Teardown – What’s inside? was originally published on iSeeTech
Xbox One S Teardown – What’s inside? was originally published on iSeeTech