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Adobe beats earnings estimates, but acquisition costs weigh on forecast

By Paul Gillin Dec 13, 2018

Updated: Adobe Systems Inc. today issued fiscal fourth-quarter results that initially baffled investors, who first bid shares up by 3 percent in after-hours trading but then sent them down more than 1.3 percent, wiping…

Cloud

Service meshes and serverless are just a slice of what Kubernetes enables

By Mark Albertson Dec 13, 2018

After two days of presentations and dialogue with attendees at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Seattle this week, observers have seen several key themes emerge, but prime among them is the emergence of container orchestration…

Infra

32 flavors of Kubernetes and why as-a-service tastes the best

By R. Danes Dec 13, 2018

There are a bunch of ways to jump into Kubernetes, the open-source platform for orchestrating virtualized containers for software application deployment. An enterprise could run it on its own on-premises data center. It could also consume…

Cloud

At KubeCon, the Kubernetes community discusses its growing pains

By James Kobielus Dec 13, 2018

The Kubernetes market is on a fast growth path, but it’s also experiencing the issues that beset any rapidly evolving technology that’s being built out and refined by a global community. This week at the…

Cloud

Creating custom AI models to answer real-world business questions

By Manas Sarma Dec 13, 2018

AI

Q&A: Taking the work out of imperative RPA cybersecurity measures

By Kylie Anderson Dec 13, 2018

The rising popularity of automation tools is enabling unprecedented growth within teams no longer responsible for completing the tedious, repetitive work better performed by programmable robots. But as businesses grow with the help of…

Cloud

Kubernetes’ sprawling ecosystem offers lots of choice – and risk

By Paul Gillin Dec 13, 2018

If your organization is ready to go all in on the Kubernetes orchestration manager and you’re looking for a way to package applications for easy deployment, you’ll probably gravitate to Helm, an open-source project…

Cloud

The next Kubernetes could be available now to daring enterprises

By R. Danes Dec 13, 2018

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s central project Kubernetes has suddenly grown up into an enterprise-ready technology. An orchestration platform for software containers, a way to run applications unchanged in many computer environments, Kubernetes is…

Emerging Tech

Logistics unicorn Postmates is launching a fleet of delivery robots in the US

By Maria Deutscher Dec 13, 2018

Over the past few years, food delivery has grown into a multibillion-dollar market where tech giants such as Amazon.com Inc. compete with heavily funded startups for orders. One of the latter, Postmates Inc., hopes…

Blockchain

Mileage rewards program gets boost from blockchain solution for frequent flyers

By Mark Albertson Dec 13, 2018

It’s an all-too-often aggravation for participants in airline frequent flyer programs. Travel, accumulate miles, and then wait weeks to see them posted to a loyalty rewards account. In an effort to enhance the overall…

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