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...
Review: Sony Xperia 1 II, ideal for the creative professional?
A 21:9 4K OLED screen with professional colour reproduction, a lightning-fast chip and impressive multimedia qualifications. According to Sony, the Sony Xperia 1 II is the ideal smartphone for creative professionals. In this review, Techzine finds out if this claim holds up.
Obviously, the Sony ...
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...
Simplify IT infrastructure with the right appliance
Differentiating yourself from the competition is vital in today's fast-moving business environment. To support your business, IT systems must be simple, agile, and cost-effective so you can meet customers'requirements to be ever online. An infrastructure appliance designed for any size business tha...
How to support any device, anywhere, any time?
Business landscapes have changed with the dawn of new technologies. As a result, the end-user computing (EUC) experience has changed as well. The best way to get work done is to provide the most optimal end-user experience with any device. So, how to get it done? What is required to allow employees...
Review: Sony WH-1000XM4, the best headphone is now even better
Sony is known for being one of the best manufacturers of active noise-cancelling headphones. The release of the Sony WH-1000XM4 therefore immediately caught the attention of the editors at Techzine. In this review, you can read all about the new headset.
Not that long ago, the predecessor of thi...
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...
Apple messed up and proofs abuse of power with the App Store
Discussions about Apple's App Store and its policies take place more frequently. These include the 30 percent cute of revenue that Apple takes, but also whether or not to allow or block specific applications. Accusations that Apple is abusing its power are not uncommon but proving it and changing t...
Mendix World focusses on All-in-One low code and the Data Hub
Today, Mendix World kicked off, a virtual event by Mendix, to replace their physical event. During Mendix World, they presented Mendix 9, but more importantly, the vision around all-in-one low code and the new Data Hub was outlined.
According to Mendix's CTO, Johan den Haan, Mendix is fully comm...
Oracle: stop, think and acquire something other than TikTok
Sometimes rumours confuse us. That our editorial team looks at each other and we conclude someone has a big imagination. Who would come up with such a crazy idea? An acquisition of TikTok by Oracle clearly fits into that category. We don't understand a potential acquisition by Microsoft entirely ei...
ServiceNow focuses on iPaaS with IntegrationHub and Flow Designer
The ServiceNow platform is growing each year and the company's focus is becoming ever wider. During Knowledge 2020, ServiceNow's digital event, we noticed how much attention was paid to the IntegrationHub and Flow Designer.
The market for integration platforms is growing rapidly. More and more c...
SAP HANA wants to lay the hybrid data foundation for enterprises
SAP is working hard to develop its HANA portfolio. Whereas the in-memory database was initially launched in 2010, it is now an SAP brand that enterprises rely on to solve multiple issues. But what is HANA like today? We spoke to Matthew Zenus, Global VP of SAP HANA Product & Solution Management...