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Couchbase could double its valuation provided that investors are more interested in its faster-than-Red Hat growth than they are worried about its history of cash consumption and growing net losses. Continue reading What does Red Hat’s sale to IBM tell us about Couchbase’s valuation?
Bain Capital Private Equity and Crosspoint Capital Partners are buying a security solution that could be useful as more companies find themselves with some assets on-site and some in the cloud. Continue reading Network security startup ExtraHop skips and jumps to $900M exit
With the evident need for solutions to ensure high data quality in the Big Data era, the space has received a lot of attention — especially during the past year. Continue reading How to ensure quality in the era of Big Data
We decided to dig into the company’s financials to see just what challenges Bill Staples might face as he moves into the corner office. Continue reading New Relic’s business remodel will leave new CEO with work to do
We spoke to five investors to find out more about RPA. The general consensus? We’re just getting started. Continue reading 5 investors discuss the future of RPA after UIPath’s IPO
As he looked back on the one-year mark, Klein sat down to discuss the unique set of challenges he faced. Continue reading SAP CEO Christian Klein looks back on his first year
TechCrunch spoke with UiPath CFO Ashim Gupta today to learn more about his company’s foray into the public markets. Continue reading As UiPath closes above its final private valuation, CFO Ashim Gupta discusses his company’s path to market
If you accept that VMware is in play, the prospective price tag means that the number of firms that could afford such a purchase are few and far between. Continue reading Once VMware is free from Dell, who might fancy buying it?
The spin-out generates a large slug of cash Dell can use for debt relief, but could it have squeezed more money out of the deal? Continue reading Should Dell have pursued a more aggressive debt-reduction move with VMware?
Having worked at tech companies like LinkedIn and eBay, I’ve observed firsthand the evolution from Data 1.0 to Data 3.0. In Data 1.0, data is seen as a reactive function providing ad-hoc manual services or firefighting in urgent situations. Continue reading A crypto company’s journey to Data 3.0