Paul Gillin

Paul Gillin is the Senior Editor for Wikibon’s micro-analysis team. He is the author of five books and more than 300 articles on the topic of social media and digital marketing. Gillin has 23 years experience in tech journalism, including his time as founding editor-in-chief of B2B technology publisher TechTarget as well as editor-in-chief and executive editor of the technology weekly Computerworld. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the Society for New Communications Research and a member of the Procter & Gamble Digital Advisory Board.

Latest from Paul Gillin

Startup Fractl releases its language for building generative AI applications to open source

AI By PAUL GILLIN3 YEARS AGO

Fractl Inc., developer of a programming language for building generative artificial intelligence applications, today said it has raised $1.025 million in a pre-seed funding round and released its namesake language under an open-source license. The company also announced the limited availability of a programming …

Commvault re-integrates Metallic service into expanded security cloud

SECURITY By PAUL GILLIN3 YEARS AGO

Data protection provider Commvault Systems Inc. today announced an integrated cloud offering that combines its various software-as-a-service and packaged software products into a single offering built on the concept of cyber resilience and incorporating artificial intelligence for threat diagnosis and recovery. That …

VMware product blitz highlighted by data services and Cloud Foundation enhancements

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN3 YEARS AGO

VMware Inc. is convening its annual Explore conference in Barcelona this week with a huge batch of product and partnership announcements aimed at strengthening its Cloud Foundation hyperconverged infrastructure with improved data services and security as well as advancing its Tanzu application …

VMware, Google team up to deliver PostgreSQL-compatible database for AI development

AI By PAUL GILLIN3 YEARS AGO

VMware Inc. and Google LLC announced today that they will partner to deliver Google Cloud’s AlloyDB Omni database management system on VMware’s cloud, giving PostgreSQL users an alternative to the popular open-source platform that is purpose-built for artificial intelligence development. PostgreSQL is …

Oyster makes its global hiring platform accessible to anyone

APPS By PAUL GILLIN3 YEARS AGO

Oyster HR Inc., the developer of a platform for hiring talent across the globe, today is making its software available as an embedded function and accessible through an application programming interface. It’s also announcing integrations with Zapier Inc.’s application integration platform, Personio …

Truebit extends Web3 application and data integrity beyond the blockchain

BLOCKCHAIN By PAUL GILLIN3 YEARS AGO

Truebit Co., the developer of blockchain enhancement technology that enables smart contracts to securely perform complex computations, today announced a new verified computing platform that extends the functions of Web3 enterprise applications beyond traditional blockchains. Web3 technology, which is also called the …

Informatica reaping the rewards of simplified cloud model, CEO says – but it lays off 10% of staff

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN3 YEARS AGO

Businesses typically announce layoffs when sales slow down, but Informatica Inc. broke the mold this week by announcing results Wednesday that beat the high end of its guidance across all quarterly metrics while at the same time saying it would lay off 10% …

SAP goes all in on AI with rollouts at its TechEd event

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN3 YEARS AGO

SAP SE will flex its artificial intelligence muscle at its TechEd event this week by announcing a long list of generative AI capabilities aimed at developers and business users. The headline act is SAP Build Code, a version of the enterprise resource …

Generative AI is at the heart of a slew of Snowflake announcements

AI By PAUL GILLIN3 YEARS AGO

Snowflake Inc. is using its Snowday event this week to roll out a huge batch of new and enhanced services, including many related to generative artificial intelligence. In a bid to simplify the development of AI models, the company is unveiling a …

Red Hat applies IBM watsonx code generation to Ansible automation

AI By PAUL GILLIN3 YEARS AGO

Red Hat Inc. today announced the general availability of Ansible Lightspeed with IBM Corp.’s watsonx Code Assistant, a generative artificial intelligence service for information technology automation. Announced in May, the service accepts prompts entered by a user and interacts with watsonx’s proprietary …

Paul Gillin

Latest from Paul Gillin

Startup Fractl releases its language for building generative AI applications to open source

VMware product blitz highlighted by data services and Cloud Foundation enhancements

VMware, Google team up to deliver PostgreSQL-compatible database for AI development

Oyster makes its global hiring platform accessible to anyone

Truebit extends Web3 application and data integrity beyond the blockchain

Informatica reaping the rewards of simplified cloud model, CEO says – but it lays off 10% of staff

SAP goes all in on AI with rollouts at its TechEd event

Generative AI is at the heart of a slew of Snowflake announcements

Red Hat applies IBM watsonx code generation to Ansible automation

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