Infrastructure Internet MWC 2008: Microsoft buys Danger News By Nicole Kobie published 11 February 2008 After failing in its bid for Yahoo, for now, the software giant has gone public on talks to snap up the Sidekick smartphone software developer. MicrosoftDangerGet the ITPro. daily newsletterReceive our latest news, industry updates, featured resources and more. Sign up today to receive our FREE report on AI cyber crime & security - newly updated for 2024.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Nicole KobieSocial Links Navigation More about internetClosing the connectivity gapPoor broadband connectivity is costing London SMBs billionsLatestHas Google made a quantum breakthrough?See more latest ► Most PopularEuropol just took down 27 DDoS-for-hire sitesCognizant and Zscaler expand partnership to launch new AI-powered zero trust security toolsEverything you need to know about the Cleo file transfer vulnerability, including affected products, patches, and temporary mitigationsGoogle wants regulators to break up Microsoft's OpenAI dealAI is causing a data storage crisis for enterprisesNode4 names Richard Moseley as new CEOOpen source malware surged by 156% in 2024What HPE's results say about the direction of enterprise AIApple CEO Tim Cook hails company's "deep connection" with UK as figures show it's invested £18 billion since 2019Data center water consumption is skyrocketing, but Microsoft thinks it has a solution – the company's new closed-loop cooling system consumes zero water and could save millions of liters per yearEverything you need to know about ChatGPT Pro, including pricing, features, and available models Resources 2024 State of procurement report Posted Whitepaper Reinventing procurement Posted Whitepaper Digital optimisation paves the way to strategic supplier management Posted Whitepaper Aligning to NIS2 cybersecurity risk-management obligations in the EU Posted Webinar VIEW MORE WHITEPAPERS LATEST ARTICLES1Has Google made a quantum breakthrough? 2Enterprises are ramping up investment in private AI systems3The top four steps to eliminate shadow IT4NetApp wants to talk about cold data and its impact on sustainability5Threat of personal liability has CISOs sweating
