Scott Carey
Managing Editor, News
Scott Carey is a Managing Editor for news across Foundry's five B2B brands—Computerworld, CIO, CSO, Network World and InfoWorld. An experienced enterprise technology journalist, he writes about cloud computing and software development.
Salesforce to slow hiring and M&A activity after posting strong Q1 results
The CRM giant started the financial year well, but admitted it will slow down hiring and M&A activity, as technology companies continue to get hit hard by the stock market.
Arm to cut up to 15% of jobs following failed takeover by Nvidia
The chip designer is making major cuts to its workforce a month after its takeover by Nvidia fell apart.
Splunk appoints Gary Steele as new CEO
The monitoring and security specialist has appointed the ex-Proofpoint CEO in the wake of the surprise departure of Doug Merritt last year.
Noteworthy technology acquisitions 2021
Global tech merger-and-acquisition deals totaled $634.1 billion in 2020, an increase of 91.8% year-on-year. Can 2021 match that for blockbuster activity?
Biggest tech IPOs of 2021
After a big year for tech firms in 2020, will the lasting effects of the pandemic continue to affect the tech stock boom in 2021?
21 top fintech startups in the UK
These are UK's best fintech startups, from challenger banks to savings apps and open-banking platforms.
Why Andy Jassy was picked to fill Jeff Bezos’s big shoes at Amazon
The man who built Amazon Web Services into a $40 billion business is taking the big seat at the e-commerce company.
12 hot enterprise tech startups to watch in 2021
These are our picks of the hottest enterprise technology startups in the world right now.
The hottest UK enterprise tech startups to watch in 2021
Our picks of the hottest UK-based enterprise technology startups to watch right now.
Biggest technology acquisitions of 2020
We round up the biggest technology industry mergers and acquisitions of the year so far
Biggest tech IPOs of 2020
After a rocky year for technology companies in 2019, where the majority of big IPOs fell flat for the likes of Slack and Uber, 2020 is proving no easier amidst a global pandemic.