There is a general misconception that Apple is strictly about consumer tools, but the fact is that the company has a big presence in the enterprise just by the sheer
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Seven moves that led to the VMware-Pivotal-Google partnership
When VMware, Pivotal and Google announced a containerization partnership this morning at VMworld, it sounded more like the introduction to a joke — Google, VMware and Pivotal walked into a
VMware Cloud is now live on AWS — and IT pros just did a little happy dance
When VMware announced it was partnering with AWS last fall, it turned more than a few enterprise heads. After all, we’re talking about one company that dominates virtual machines on-prem,
VMware expands hybrid cloud strategy with series of announcements at VMworld
VMware, the company that gave rise to the virtual machine concept in the enterprise data center, announced a series of products and services today at VMworld in Las Vegas that show
AI will fundamentally change how we manage content
Content management is about to undergo a foundational shift as artificial intelligence and machine learning bring long-sought order to enterprise content. As the volume of content has increased, the ability
The high cost of not bargain how automation works with existent program licences
Common themes Although module licences change widely, there are common themes that we should be wakeful of. A repeated emanate is with module protected on a user basis, where a
Descartes Labs raises $30 million Series B for its brand of geospatial analytics
Descartes Labs is announcing a $30 million Series B this morning in a large round led by March Capital. This comes just three months after one of Descartes’ largest competitors,
Inflect’s infrastructure marketplace adds 30 new service providers and 2,200 data center and peering locations
Inflect, a San Francisco-based startup that wants to make it easier for businesses to find the right co-location facilities, network service and exchange providers, today announced that it has added
Google’s App Engine gets a firewall
Google’s App Engine service, one of its longest-running public cloud computing platforms, is finally getting a fully featured firewall. Until now, developers couldn’t easily restrict access to their applications on the service
Marketo picks Google Cloud to migrate from on-prem data centers
Google got a much-needed win today when Marketo, the marketing automation platform, chose Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to migrate its entire on-prem operation. The partnership will extend beyond hosting with
Cubic Telecom gets $46.5M to connect cars and other devices globally
As automakers ramp up their connected car initiatives, a company that has built a solution to link vehicles up to mobile networks globally has raised a significant round of funding
Forward Networks nets $16M to help prevent network outages
As IP networks continue to grow and become ever more complex, and people become ever more dependent on them staying up all the time, a startup that is building software
Microsoft launches a new archival storage option for Azure
Microsoft introduced a new storage option for its Azure cloud computing platform in preview today: the Azure Archive Blob Storage. This will give developers a cheaper alternative for the long-term
Lumity raises $19M to simplify employee health care choices
As companies get bigger and bigger, their needs are going to change — including, probably most importantly, their options for health care as their employee base expands and the costs
Mimecast calls for movement to opposite game-changing email exploit
Control email displays The pivotal indicate is that instead of determining usually a character of a email, a remote CSS can indeed control what a email displays, bypassing many email
