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Infra

Is PagerDuty becoming the brains of modern tech’s ecosystem?

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Sep 13, 2018

From its beginning as a time management app for developer operations, PagerDuty Inc. has been user-centric, focusing on the needs of the operations team. Now the company is applying the power of artificial intelligence…

Big Data

The state of GDPR compliance is just dreadful, survey finds

By Paul Gillin Sep 13, 2018

In news that will probably surprise no one, a survey has found that few companies are complying with the requirements of the European Union’s new General Data Protection Regulation, which went into effect more…

Infra

Network security: wrangling data across multiclouds

By Bev Bellile Sep 13, 2018

When it comes to network security, the technical world today mostly consists of traditional flat computing networks, which are located in a data center, or “castle,” surrounded by its security, or “moat.” All of…

Big Data

Largest Hadoop players adapt business models to hybrid cloud

By Mark Albertson Sep 13, 2018

When Hadoop made its entry into the big data picture 13 years ago, it offered a necessary platform for big data management while the cloud was still a mere speck on the enterprise horizon.…

Emerging Tech

Uber looks to boost self-driving car initiative with new $150M Toronto investment

By Maria Deutscher Sep 13, 2018

Uber Technologies Inc. has allocated $150 million to growing its engineering operations in Toronto as part of a newly announced expansion that will boost its self-driving car initiative and other key projects. The plan…

Emerging Tech

Open source is free like a puppy, but ROI is worth it, says Microsoft

By R. Danes Sep 13, 2018

Techies like to joke that open source is free like a puppy. Indeed, open-source communities — with their large, varied collections of code and rapid cadence of change — can extract a ton of…

Emerging Tech

Facebook creates an AI-based tool to automate bug fixes

By Mike Wheatley Sep 13, 2018

Facebook Inc. is trying to speed up the time it takes to roll out new software updates and debug any issues in them with a new tool called SapFix that its engineers are building.…

Big Data

From pony to unicorn: How PagerDuty’s tough decisions paid off big

By Teryn O'Brien Sep 13, 2018

While many dream of entrepreneurial fame in the tech world, few realize that what may seem like overnight success is often an accumulation of hard work over many years, not to mention the countless tough decisions…

Infra

With 5G rollouts, ‘things are just going to work better’

By R. Danes Sep 13, 2018

Real, live 5G network services are coming. AT&T Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc. just announced they’ll be rolling out advanced telecommunications plans for customers before New Year’s. But what’s the bigger picture for trending technologies…

Cloud

Report: Adobe may acquire Marketo in deal potentially worth over $1.8B

By Maria Deutscher Sep 13, 2018

In an interview with SiliconANGLE last year, Marketo Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Lucas predicted that the marketing technology industry would see significant consolidation through 2019. It now looks Lucas and his company may…

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The state of GDPR compliance is just dreadful, survey finds

Largest Hadoop players adapt business models to hybrid cloud

Uber looks to boost self-driving car initiative with new $150M Toronto investment

Open source is free like a puppy, but ROI is worth it, says Microsoft

Facebook creates an AI-based tool to automate bug fixes

With 5G rollouts, ‘things are just going to work better’

Report: Adobe may acquire Marketo in deal potentially worth over $1.8B

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