It's amazing what a new name can do. Throwing off the slightly sour taste of its previous name, Akana is getting a big dose of API magic and rolling out API analytics for its platform. Is this novel, or simply a case of
This week has seen a deluge of new industry initiatives. Will they help advance the market or just serve as a new form of marketing?
Big data, despite being a term that hardly anyone can agree upon the meaning of, is one of the hottest marketing terms in IT marketing land. New vendor Cazena is launching today to offer big data as a service. But what does that actually mean?
Predictive analytics, despite being a term that is used by a multitude of vendors to describe a bunch of different things, is one of those industry terms that just seems to attract venture funding.
With a new compliance solution, Druva takes aim at the data governance market.
The ability to make "application-aware" infrastructure is becoming more valuable.
While corporate splits are the flavor of the week, there is also a lot of divestment going on as large IT vendors focus on their core business (or at least try to). Today's example sees HP divest itself of its iManage business.
Another day, another foundation.
A $24 million funding round for the PaaS vendor proves two things. Docker hasn't removed the value of PaaS, and private cloud really is a thing.
In its fourth annual State of DevOps report, IPO-bound Puppet Labs takes a step back to look at where we are in terms of DevOps adoption.
