As the global pandemic continues, the number of open source COVID-19 software and hardware projects – developed by diverse open source communities – continues to grow.

The changes caused by the Covid-19 pandemic may mean AI’s moment is finally upon us.

Microsoft Corp. said it has increased network and data center capacity, opening new sites and striking deals with internet service providers, to help manage a pandemic-related surge in demand for its Azure and Office cloud services.

The ability to leverage data and personalization will be a key competitive differentiator.

Much of modern research depends on computing power -- and crowd-sourced distributed computing projects can help. Read on for the distributed efforts any IT pro can support in fighting COVID-19.

Workplace and culture changes during the pandemic may shift fears about automation adoption by enterprises.

An Irish hospital is employing automation software to reduce administrative workloads, giving nurses more time to help patients.

COVID-19 won't be the last pandemic, which changes planning for disaster.

With COVID-19 cases mounting in the New York City area, Mount Sinai Health System was able to ramp up response by launching a new API-based text-to-chat platform.

The edicts from the internet giants come as states and corporations grapple with ways to reopen as the virus pandemic rages on.