SAP adds AI and integrated analytics in latest cloud release

SAP logo on wall in company headquarters SAP is about as traditional a legacy vendor as you are likely to find, delivering complex on-prem ERP solutions for the largest organizations on the planet. But like everyone else, SAP sees a future in which companies rely less on software installed in private data centers and more on public cloud products to handle the heavy lifting for them. And SAP S/4HANA, the company’s public… Read More Continue reading SAP adds AI and integrated analytics in latest cloud release→

Box unveils new set of developer tools

Cropped shot of a young computer programmer looking through data Box decided early on it wanted to be a platform on top of which which developers can build applications using Box services. Today, it introduced several new tools designed to make it easier for developers to get up and running on the Box platform.
Today’s announcement starts with a newly designed Box Developer Console. This is the place developers typically grab their API keys and get… Read More Continue reading Box unveils new set of developer tools→

Egnyte Connect lets business users access files wherever they live

Network connections depicted over a city. The cloud was supposed to solve the file access problem. The trouble is that when you work for a big company, some of your files may live in the cloud and others on-prem. How do you access all of those files regardless of where they live? Egnyte hopes to settle all of that with the launch of Egnyte Connect for the desktop today. Egnyte has always tried to separate itself from Box and Dropbox… Read More Continue reading Egnyte Connect lets business users access files wherever they live→

HackerOne scores $40 million investment as bug bounty platform growth continues

Hacker working on code For the past several years, HackerOne has been helping customers build bug bounty programs to find vulnerabilities in their software, and today it hauled in a big bounty of its own — a $40 million Series C investment led by Dragoneer Investment Group. Existing investors NEA and Benchmark also participated, as well as a strategic investor the company chose not to disclose. It brings… Read More Continue reading HackerOne scores $40 million investment as bug bounty platform growth continues→

Druva’s latest feature helps protect data stored on its service from ransomware

Binary field with Ransomware in the middle of it. Over the years, Druva has developed services for protecting and managing data and tools for governance and compliance. Today, it took that idea one step further when it added ransomware and anomaly detection. The company decided to develop a ransomware detection tool after finding that customers were using Druva to help manage the ransomware recovery process. Restoring data has always been… Read More Continue reading Druva’s latest feature helps protect data stored on its service from ransomware→

SnapRoute secures $25 million Series A investment for open source network OS

Server room in data center SnapRoute, a startup that builds open source software that enables network engineers to customize commodity networking switches and routers to meet their exact requirements, announced a $25 million A round today, led by Norwest Venture partners.
Lightspeed, AT&T and Microsoft Ventures also participated in the round and Norwest’s Rama Sekhar will join the SnapRoute board of… Read More Continue reading SnapRoute secures $25 million Series A investment for open source network OS→

AWS still owns the cloud

aws logo When Amazon announced its earnings for its Amazon Web Services cloud division on Thursday, the results were hardly surprising. While AWS might not have the eye-popping growth percentages of its rivals, it still grew at a decent 47 percent with earnings of $3.53 billion on an astonishing $14.2 billion run rate. You may point to the rivals and say, well, they had better quarters from a… Read More Continue reading AWS still owns the cloud→

The enterprise is next logical step for Slack

Faces on discs depicting a man as leader of a marketing or social scheme in the centre Slack took a big step in its evolution as a startup yesterday when it launched Slack Enterprise Grid, the enterprise version of its popular messaging platform.
For Slack to continue its growth trajectory, it had to move on from being a tool for discrete teams to one that could deal with substantially more users, and provide some security and governance as it connected to other departments… Read More Continue reading The enterprise is next logical step for Slack→

Google Cloud takes aim at Microsoft customers with new Windows VMs

 Google announced several new products today aimed at luring IT pros who are using Windows in their data centers to the Google Cloud Platform. With that in mind, Google introduced support for Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise and Windows Server Core… Continue reading Google Cloud takes aim at Microsoft customers with new Windows VMs→

Tact brings intelligent sales assistant to new Slack enterprise edition

Business people standing in conference room shaking hands Tact, the AI-driven sales tool that uses software smarts to simplify sales tasks, today announced integration with the newly announced Slack enterprise product, Slack Enterprise Grid. Tact, which currently has a mobile app and Amazon Echo integration (along with in-car integration in private Beta), sees messaging tools like Slack as a logical extension of the platform. It can help automate… Read More Continue reading Tact brings intelligent sales assistant to new Slack enterprise edition→