Morgan Stanley is shifting some of its core workloads to Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform as part of a move to accelerate the modernization of its information technology environment.
A proposed $58.4 billion would go to ‘modernization of antiquated and often unsecured IT,’ migration to the cloud and toughening cybersecurity.
Commercial real-estate advisory firm Newmark Group said it has named technology industry veteran Sridhar Potineni as its chief information officer with a mandate to streamline systems and develop new products and services.
Mr. Kratsios in March began working at Scale AI, where he is focused on helping companies turn AI pilot projects into offerings that can be brought to market, according to the San Francisco-based startup.
Companies world-wide that rely on IT workers in India are facing project delays, or racing to reroute tasks to other locations, as the country battles a devastating second wave of Covid-19 infections.
Silicon Valley’s Bessemer Venture Partners led the funding round for the Toronto-based startup.
The restaurant chain tapped Donagh Herlihy as its global chief digital and information officer earlier this month, a role that entails overseeing internal and external-facing information-technology systems.
The university will use half of the grant to expand research and staff for its advanced manufacturing program and to build a new center focused on robotics innovation.
Formlabs, a 3-D printing company that helped healthcare companies address medical-supply shortages during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, has raised $150 million in investor funding led by SoftBank’s Vision Fund 2.
Tech giant is one of many companies racing to build a business around the nascent technology.
Kyndryl, the tech services business IBM plans to spin off by the end of this year, named information-technology veteran Michael Bradshaw as its chief information officer.
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