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Juniper and Westcon-Comstor expand partnership into Malaysia

Apr 29, 2024 | channelasia.tech | Sok Yee Tham

Specialist distributor Westcon-Comstor signed an agreement with Juniper Networks to expand the partnership into Malaysia. With this agreement, Westcon will distribute Juniper's networking products and solutions to its Malaysian channel partners, including value-added resellers, managed service providers and system integrators. According to Westcon-Comstor managing director Wilson Ho, Juniper Networks is among the top five Westcon vendors in Asia.
Otter.ai adds transcription archiving and recall across the enterprise

Feb 13, 2024 | channelasia.tech | Grant Gross

Otter.ai, the real-time notetaking service, is seeking to shake up the enterprise transcription market with its new Meeting GenAI feature, which can capture, access, and immediately provide information from meetings across an organization. Meeting GenAI will be able to recall notes from another video conference, phone call, or in-person meeting from weeks earlier, for someone who wasn't able to attend or who doesn't remember what happened.
10 ways generative AI will transform software development

Feb 12, 2024 | channelasia.tech | Isaac Sacolick

Coding in the '90s usually meant selecting an editor, checking code into CVS or SVN code repositories, and then compiling code into executables. Integrated development environments (IDEs) like Eclipse and Visual Studio improved productivity by including coding, development, documentation, building, testing, deploying, and other steps in the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
Meetings are about to get weird

Feb 11, 2024 | channelasia.tech | Mike Elgan

Apple Vision Pro just shipped. Reviewers say the technology inside is magnificent and unprecedented, but the experience of using it still flawed. But by the end of the year, some 400,000 units could well be operating in the wild. Apple's new headset this year will be dismissed by many as too expensive, hot, heavy and not particularly useful. Still, I expect Apple to do what Apple does, which is to mainstream a new platform and dominate it with super high quality over time.
What is Microsoft Fabric? A big tech stack for big data

Feb 11, 2024 | channelasia.tech | Martin Heller

Microsoft Fabric is an end-to-end, software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform for data analytics. It is built around a data lake called OneLake, and brings together new and existing components from Microsoft Power BI, Azure Synapse, and Azure Data Factory into a single integrated environment. Microsoft Fabric encompasses data movement, data storage, data engineering, data integration, data science, real-time analytics, and business intelligence, along with data security, governance, and compliance.
It's worse than you think

Jan 30, 2024 | channelasia.tech | Preston Gralla

Another day, another hack of Microsoft technology. Ho-hum, you might think, this has happened before and will happen again - as surely as the sun rises in the morning and sets at night. This time is different. Because this time the targets weren't Microsoft customers, but rather the top echelons of Microsoft itself. And the hacker group, called Midnight Blizzard, or sometimes Cozy Bear, the Dukes, or A.P.T. 29, is sponsored by Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (and has been since at least 2008).
Regulators probe Microsoft's OpenAI ties

Jan 24, 2024 | channelasia.tech | Preston Gralla

For years, Microsoft has managed to fly under the radar of government agencies looking at potential violations of antitrust laws, even though it's the second largest company in the world by market valuation, just behind Apple and ahead of Google, Facebook, and Amazon. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is well aware of how his company was laid low by the US Justice Department's prosecution for antitrust violations in the 1990s and has been careful not to run afoul of regulators.
Intel wins reprieve in EU antitrust case

Jan 22, 2024 | channelasia.tech | Sascha Brodsky

Intel's fight against a $1.2 billion (1.06 billion euros) antitrust fine from the European Union (EU) got a boost Thursday when a top court advisor in Europe pointed out errors in the EU regulators' economic analysis. The dispute started in 2009 when the European Commission penalised Intel for attempting to impede a competitor, Advanced Micro Devices, by giving rebates to Dell, Hewlett-Packard, NEC, and Lenovo for favoring Intel's chips.
Generative AI is off to a rough start

Dec 11, 2023 | channelasia.tech | Matt Asay

It's been a rough month for generative AI (GenAI). First, AWS launched Amazon Q, its answer to Microsoft's Copilot, only to have its own employees warn of "severe hallucinations" and data leaks. Then Google launched Gemini, its answer to ChatGPT, to much fanfare and an incredible demo, only to acknowledge after the fact that the demo was fake, per Bloomberg.
A kinder, faster Angular

Dec 6, 2023 | channelasia.tech | Matthew Tyson

Angular is one of the most storied front-end web frameworks, and it has gone through significant changes since its initial release-including the complete rewrite that transformed it into a reactive framework in the vein of React. Angular today is a powerful system with some great ideas, like reactive eventing throughout and a robust dependency injection system. This article is an overview of improved features in Angular 17.