All posts tagged "tech"
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A Completely Unofficial Primer – TechNet UK Blog
By Ian Moulster, Partner Market Advisor, Partner Business & Development at Microsoft A little while ago I wrote a completely...
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Visual Studio 2019 has launched! – TechNet UK Blog
With the April 2 public launch of Visual Studio 2019, developers worldwide can now use the most productive,...
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What are Azure Blueprints? – TechNet UK Blog
By Joe Carlyle, Principal Azure Solution Architect at Evros Technology Group and owner of wedoAzure I’m sure most...
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Azure Security Engineer Associate – TechNet UK Blog
Microsoft certified professionals earn 15% more on average than their peers according to The Business Value of IT Certification, a...
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Windows Virtual Desktop – First Thoughts – TechNet UK Blog
By Joe Carlyle, Principal Azure Solution Architect at Evros Technology Group and owner of wedoAzure Last month, Microsoft...
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Share and learn from the global Azure community with April bootcamp events for all – TechNet UK Blog
Developers and IT professionals recognise Microsoft Azure as a fantastic tool, providing you a way to quickly deploy...
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A look at the Chromium-powered Microsoft Edge – TechNet UK Blog
On April 8th, we shipped the first Dev and Canary channel builds of the next version of Microsoft Edge, based...
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Azure Migrate – Where Should I Start? – Microsoft Industry Blogs
By Joe Carlyle, Principal Azure Solution Architect at Evros Technology Group and owner of wedoAzure If you’re thinking...
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Your first project in Azure – TechNet UK Blog
Ever considered creating something in the cloud, but didn’t quite know where to start? It can be a...
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Raspberry Pi 2 launch: Six times faster with Windows 10 and Ubuntu support
A major update to the credit card sized Raspberry Pi board is introduced, with a boost to the...
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Bigger budgets, better tech: Why 2015 is a good year to be working in IT
CIOs are feeling optimistic about their prospects and budgets are on the up. CIOs are feeling optimistic about...
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UK poised to relax rules on employing overseas workers for some IT jobs
The UK government is recommended to allow start-ups to employ workers from outside Europe in developer and cyber...
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The machines that defined British computing: From the Spectrum, BBC Micro and Amstrad to…the Flan
As the Raspberry Pi edges closer to becoming the best-selling British computer of all time we take a...
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Forget the smartphone hype, PCs are still the most important business gadget
Smartphones might create gadget envy, but it seems that nothing beats a PC for real work. Shiny new...
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How to scale online services for millions of users without losing vital data
European gambling portal bet365 on how the programming language Erlang and the NoSQL data store Riak is helping...
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How 3D printing could make robotic hands more affordable
The start-up that wants to make customised, robotic hands available to the millions of people with missing hands...
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Why studying computer science may not be the best choice for infosec professionals
Business and liberal arts majors are starting to win information security jobs away from computer science graduates as...
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Five silver linings of the public cloud
Customers of Amazon Web Services reveal the rewards of migrating key systems to the public cloud platform. When...
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The long-range drone that can keep up with a car and fly for an hour
A German team are aiming to build a faster drone that can keep going for longer by adding...
