Author: Coen van Eenbergen

Coen van Eenbergen is the founder and senior editor of Techzine.
Google has low expectations from Pixel 4a and Pixel 5 sales

Google has low expectations from Pixel 4a and Pixel 5 sales

Google has made great strides forward in recent years with its Pixel smartphones. The company does not seem to be able to continue on this path, based on recent information, Google expects lower sales figures for the new devices. Japanese Nikkei has found out how many devices Google expects to s... Read more

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Microsoft releases Surface products in 11 new European markets

Microsoft releases Surface products in 11 new European markets

Microsoft has announced that they are increasing the availability of their Surface products in Europe. The products will become available in more Eastern European countries. The Microsoft Surface products were only available in Western European countries, but now the company decided to expand t... Read more

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Why the acquisition of ARM by Nvidia should be prohibited

Why the acquisition of ARM by Nvidia should be prohibited

Nvidia wants to acquire ARM from the Japanese Softbank. Both parties have agreed to the acquisition, and it is now up to the authorities to approve this takeover. Our opinion is that this takeover should be blocked. This is a bad plan for the semiconductor industry as well as for all countries that... Read more

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Windows 10 gives users access to Linux file systems

Windows 10 gives users access to Linux file systems

In a recent Windows 10 preview, Microsoft offers the possibility to add a hard drive to a Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL 2) distribution. This feature is available in Windows 10 Insider Preview build 20211. This feature gives users access to Linux file systems, such as ext4, that are not nat... Read more

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ServiceNow launches Paris, faster response to transformation and IoT

ServiceNow launches Paris, faster response to transformation and IoT

ServiceNow made its Paris release available this week, a new version of the Now platform. With this new version, customers can respond more quickly to the transformation of their businesses, whether this is due to the coronavirus or the changing demand from customers and industry solutions. In this... Read more

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Snowflake shares doubled in value on first trading day

Snowflake shares doubled in value on first trading day

Snowflake's shares doubled in value after the first day on the stock exchange. At the end of the day, Snowflake shares had a price of $253.93 (215.20 euros), making the company worth around $70 billion. The original price at the time of the IPO was $120 per share. This price was the result of pr... Read more

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Nvidia acquires ARM for 40 billion dollars

Nvidia acquires ARM for 40 billion dollars

Nvidia has reached an agreement with investor Softbank on the acquisition of ARM. The deal is worth 40 billion U.S. dollars (33.7 billion euros). With ARM, Nvidia wants to strengthen its focus on artificial intelligence (AI). Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, talks about a combined company that i... Read more

date4 years ago
Nutanix presents all-in-one Kubernetes platform

Nutanix presents all-in-one Kubernetes platform

Nutanix holds a large virtual event this week to announce the latest developments within the company. The most important product innovations in our view are the Kubernetes PaaS platform; Nutanix Karbon Platform Services and a new collaboration with Microsoft to bring Nutanix Clusters to Azure. W... Read more

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Tableau Software announces improved Tableau 2020.3

Tableau Software announces improved Tableau 2020.3

Analysis platform Tableau has received an update. With Tableau 2020.3, customers can store and update data directly on an external database via the Tableau Prep Builder. There appears to be more demand for options to prepare data. In addition, Tableau administrators are getting new tools to distrib... Read more

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Data scientists think Python is the best alternative for Julia

Data scientists think Python is the best alternative for Julia

Python is seen as the best alternative according to data scientists who use the Julia programming language for big data and analytics. If Julia did not exist, they would choose Python. Developer Julia Computing concludes this in its most recent annual study on the use, advantages and disadvantages ... Read more

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