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It would be hard to top the 2018 enterprise M&A total of a whopping $87 billion, and predictably this year didn’t come close. In fact, the top 10 enterprise M&A deals in 2019 were less than half last year’s, totaling $40.6 billion. This year’s biggest purchase was Salesforce buying Tableau for $15.7 billion, which would […] Continue reading These ten enterprise M&A deals totaled over $40B in 2019
Salesforce turned 20 this year, and the most successful pure enterprise SaaS company ever showed no signs of slowing down. Consider that the company finished the year on an $18 billion run rate, rushing toward its 2022 revenue goal of $20 billion. Oh, and it also spent a tidy $15.7 billion to buy Tableau this […] Continue reading Revenue train kept rolling all year long for Salesforce
A look back at the blizzard of breaches that made up 2018.
Continue reading 2018: A Banner Year for Breaches
Before you hit the road this weekend, grab the Hackaday Year in Review Podcast to keep you company during your journey.
We released this on Tuesday and mentioned that the podcast was available on all major podcasting platforms. But turns out you need to wait for approval which we have since received.
This first installment covers some of our favorite trends, articles, and hacks from 2018. Get caught up on what you missed this year, and head over to the show notes for links to everything Mike and Elliot …read more
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Did you read all 3000+ articles published on Hackaday this year? We did. And to help catch you up, we preset the Hackaday 2018 Year in Review podcast!
Join us for the podcast, available on all major podcasting platforms, as Editors Mike Szczys and Elliot Williams attempt the impossible task of distilling the entire year into a one hour discussion. We’ve included every story mentioned in the podcast, and a few more, in the show notes here. But since we can’t possibly mention every awesome hack, we encourage you to share your favorites, and pat the writers on the back, …read more
What a roller coaster of a year! Well, outside of our office. Inside, 2017 was excellent. We published novel research that advanced – among others – the practices of automated bug discovery, symbolic execution, and binary translation. In th… Continue reading 2017 in review
So here we are in 2018, taking a look back at 2017, quite a year it was. We somehow forgot to do this last year so just have the 2015 summary and the 2014 summary but no 2016 edition.
2017 News Stories
All kinds of things happened in 2017 starting wit… Continue reading A Look Back At 2017 – Tools & News Highlights
The year is almost over, and now it’s time to look back on the last fifty-odd weeks. What happened in this year in hacking? 2017 will go down as the beginning of another AI renaissance, although we’re not going to call it that; this year was all about neural nets and machine learning and advancements resulting from the development of self-driving cars and very beefy GPUs. Not since the 80s have we seen more work in ‘AI’ fields. What will it amount to this time around the hype cycle? Find out in a few years.
Biohacking was big this year, …read more
Xbox’s new Year In Review site for 2017 is now live. Make sure to check out your stats from the past 12 months, gamers.
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Not everything this year was shit, we promise. Continue reading The Top 10 Scientific Discoveries that Renewed Our Faith in Humanity This Year
