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Data platform provider Teradata has announced the integration and general availability of Google Cloud’s Vertex AI with Teradata VantageCloud and ClearScape Analytics, the “complete cloud analytics and data platform”.

Facebook has cited the privacy rule changes made by Apple in April for the uncertain outlook it faces in the fourth quarter, after the company released third-quarter results on Monday.

ASX-listed telecommunications, cloud and IT solutions provider Over the Wire increased revenue by 17% to $50.3 million for the half year ending December 2020, with earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) increasing 28% to $10.5 million.

The operator of the national broadband network, NBN Co, is trumpeting strong momentum and earnings growth, recording quarterly earnings of $102 million in the three months ending September 2020, compared to a loss of $435 million in Q1 FY2020 – and with total revenue of $1.07 billion for three months, up 22% on the corresponding quarter last year.

Chinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies says its revenue for the first half of calendar 2020 was 451.7 billion Chinese yuan (A$92.8 billion), an increase of 13.1% year-on-year with the net profit margin being 9.25%.

Shares of Facebook plunged by more than 20% on Thursday in after-hours trading, a day after the company announced what is its slowest growth of users and warned that revenue would fall for the remainder of the year.

A very public and ugly stoush between Brisbane-based enterprise software firm TechnologyOne and Brisbane City Council over TechnologyOne’s delivery of a Local Government Systems programme has now been settled in private.

Android might have millions more users, but the most valuable users who buy the most apps are on iOS, with developer earnings topping US$70 billion being a prime piece of evidence.

HP has reported reduced earnings and profit in the third quarter of its fiscal year on Wednesday but it exceeded analysts' expectations for the period.

It’s one of the many rationales presented by Apple’s chief executive Tim Cook for the company's good, but lower than expected, 2015 holiday quarter results.

Seagate’s Q1/2016 (that is July to September 2015) reflect a declining volume of traditional hard disk sales.

Apple working on a car is the company’s worst-kept secret, but it’s now no secret that Apple’s enterprise business is US $25 billion annually.

Analysts' worst fears were realised today, with Microsoft admitting it was US$900 million short on sales projections for its Surface RT tablets.

Google is struggling to capitalise on the mobile advertising market, after its second quarter financial results missed market expectations.

Despite share price problems social media giant Facebook saw its profit rise in the first quarter of 2013 as it improved its market share in mobile advertising.

As anticipated, Apples Q2 earnings far outstripped the guidance issued earlier in the year.  But not by as much as expected.

Steve Jobs has said that 7-inch tablets are too small to be of any use whatsoever as tablets, just like he said no-one wants to watch video on tiny screens only to later release iPod nanos with video playing capabilities, so let's transfer dreams of smaller iPads (or bigger iPod Touches) to an amazing 11.6-inch MacBook Air and iPad combo instead!