Google announced that it is merging two of its Workspace products that allow professional and personal users to access files on Google Drive.

Remote access technology provider Teradici announced that it would be supporting macOS in the near future.

Red Hat has made good on its promise to discontinue its CentOS Linux distribution. As of December 31, 2020, the open-source operating system giant formally pulled the plug on its product, encouraging users to migrate to Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).

Practically speaking, we at Nodal think it’s wise to hold off upgrading to Big Sur, at least in the short term.

Google has announced that it is rebranding its popular G Suite line of office applications as Google Workspace.

Amazon’s AWS Thinkbox service has released a message to Deadline users strongly encouraging them to update to version 10.0 and higher, and that support for previous versions would be deprecated.

Google has announced that they’ll be deleting items placed in the Trash folder of Google Drives after 30 days. Here’s what that means for users.

July 31 is SysAdmin day - here are three tips to make your system administrator’s life easier - and yours more secure!

Foundry has released multiple versions of its node-based compositing program, including Nuke 12.2, NukeX 12.2, Nuke Studio 12.2, and Nuke Indie.

Google is integrating services such as Chat, Meet, and Gmail into a unified workspace.

Google’s G Suite platform has just unveiled a beta program allowing users to share folders in shared drives.

Maxon released a subscription-only version of its Cinema 4D software, boasting a number of new features and improvements.