CLOUD COMPUTING

The tech giant is hoping the investment will help it catch up to its cloud-storage rivals.

Online users can score 100 GB of free storage by signing up for Microsoft's Bing Rewards program.

The deal will involve Interxion shareholders receiving 2.3386 new Telecity shares for each Interxion share.

The facility will be powered entirely by renewable energy, the manufacturer says.

Big Blue and union officials deny a report saying the company plans to lay off 26 percent of worldwide staff.

Big Blue’s move to the cloud can’t come fast enough, as sales of traditional enterprise computing products were off significantly in Q4.

The company will trade under "BOX" in the New York Stock Exchange.

Huawei's sales are indeed impressive, but Xiaomi could be the real giant in waiting.

The technology industry bid farewell to a number of legendary products during the past year. Here are a few we’ll miss the most.

Deal gives Larry Ellison’s company the means to help marketers measure the effectiveness of social media campaigns on Facebook, Twitter.

Large U.S. corporations are hedging their bets on technology, leading to continued uncertainty in demand.

The counterattack slowed download speeds to a crawl, report says.

No longer under scrutiny from Wall Street analysts, privately held Dell can take risks on new markets.

The Seattle-based retailer has been criticized by green groups for relying too heavily on carbon-intensive coal power.

Web giants are pushing the cost of Web storage to zero, putting well-funded startups in a serious bind.

CEO Satya Nadella’s plan to make office freely available on Android and iOS gadgets shows he’s willing to work with competitors to build market share.

The company, which is seeking to reinvent itself under a new CEO, appealed to analysts at a Florida event.

Amazon’s new Prime Photos allows subscribers to upload any number of full-resolution photos into the cloud.

The companies say updates to add the new features will roll out in "coming weeks."

Amazon Web Services has two years on Google's cloud platform, but the search giant appears undaunted.

Adoption of Internet-based software and hardware for business use, especially, is set to grow much faster than traditional IT, IDC predicts.