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Microsoft Exchange Online recovering from outage worldwide

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Microsoft is investigating yet another worldwide outage, this time affecting Exchange Online, its cloud-based email service. The problems reportedly began around 1 PM UTC...

Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 support to end in April

Lynn Greiner -
Microsoft is reminding customers that Exchange Server 2013 will reach its end of support on Apr. 11. After that date, there will be no...

Coffee Briefing Feb. 7 – Galaxy Broadband to deliver LEO satellite services, Bell and Staples partner; VentureLAB announces 5th cohort of Hardware Catalyst Initiative;...

Ashee Pamma -
Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed...

Salesforce leaders make their predictions for 2023

Ashee Pamma -
Tech leaders at customer relationship management company Salesforce have shared their top IT predictions, based on market analysis and customers’ perspectives. Salesforce execs provided...

Coffee Briefing December 6, 2022- Brookfield partners with AWS; HCLTech expands foothold in Canada; Nautilus brings water-cooled data centers to two new locations;...

Ashee Pamma -
Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed...

AWS announces ‘water positive’ pledge and global water replenishment programs

Ashee Pamma -
At re:Invent 2022, Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced that it will be water positive by 2030, committing to return more water to communities than...

New Aptum study explores how best to combat unforeseen cloud costs

Paul Barker -
Hybrid multi-cloud managed service provider Aptum this week released Part Three of its annual Cloud Impact Study 2022, with the main takeaway being that...

Legal minds explore risks associated with technology contracts

Paul Barker -
The signing of a long-term technology agreement is certainly common enough, but according to a group of lawyers with Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP,...

Fiona aftermath: N.S. premier irate over telecoms’ response to storm

Paul Barker -
Nova Scotia premier Tim Houston today called on Canada’s telecommunications firms to be far more “collaborative” with the province’s Emergency Management Office (EMO) and...

MSE’s zeroing in on three key top technology priorities: Gartner

Paul Barker -
Security and risk management, application and integration strategies, and infrastructure and operations are the top three technology priorities for midsize enterprises (MSEs) in 2022,...

Canada’s biggest telecom operators rank high in 5G reach, Opensignal report finds

Ashee Pamma -
Canada’s Big Three carriers, Bell, Rogers and Telus, excel in 5G reach, an Opensignal report that measured 5G network performance of 144 network operators...

Opensignal assesses ‘no signal’ problem and smartphone satellite connectivity opportunity

Ashee Pamma -
UK-based mobile analytics company, Opensignal analyzed over 100 global markets and the time their users spend without cellular signal to assess gaps in connectivity...

Intel signs a ‘first-of-its-kind’ co-investment agreement with Canadian asset management company

Tom Li -
Intel has signed a co-investment agreement for up to US$30 billion with Canadian investment company Brookfield Asset Management to fund its semiconductor expansion efforts...

Heatwaves putting IT at risk, analyst says

Renaud Larue Langlois -
With temperatures reaching record highs pretty much everywhere in the northern hemisphere and following recent user-impacting outages of a Google Cloud data center in...

Hardware vendor differences led to Rogers outage, says Rogers CTO

Tom Li -
Rogers chief executive officer Tony Staffieri today appeared alongside Ron McKenzie, the company's newly appointed chief technology officer, before the House of Commons Standing...
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