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GigaOm Radar for Kubernetes Data Protection
Kubernetes is the industry standard for container orchestration, and it’s being used by born-in-the-cloud startups and cloud-native enterprises alike. It’s found in…
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SQL Transaction Processing and Analytic Performance Price-Performance Testing
The fundamental underpinning of any organization is its transactions. They must be done well, with integrity and performance. Not only has transaction…
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Organizations today look to the cloud for their compute and data storage needs, embracing the public cloud for newly built cloud-native applications…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Hyperconverged Infrastructure: SMB Deployments
Hyperconvergence has quickly become a popular option for IT infrastructures, no matter the size of the company or the industry in which…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Primary Storage for Large Enterprises
Primary storage systems for large enterprises have adapted quickly to new needs and business requirements, with data now accessed from both on-premises…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Primary Storage for Midsize Businesses
Primary storage systems for midsize businesses have adapted quickly to new IT needs and business requirements, with data now accessed from both…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Primary Storage for Small Businesses
Primary storage systems for small businesses have adapted quickly to new needs and business requirements, with data now accessed from both on-premises…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for User and Entity Behavior Analysis
Cybersecurity is a multidisciplinary practice experiencing a fast rate of change and growing complexity. In response, vendors are evolving their technology at…
Read MoreHappy Valentine’s, Google — see you in court
A British man has found some sympathy in the courts because Google did not delete false comments about him made on Blogger fast enough. Does his case open a backdoor to internet regulation?…
Read MoreWhere’s the big money going in Europe? On money itself
The reasons that European entrepreneurs and investors are starting up financial technology companies are many — including opportunism, pragmatism and even fear.…
Read MoreAre times getting desperate for Lovefilm?
With Netflix on a roll, its big European rival — Amazon-owned Lovefilm — seems more and more desperate to staunch the flow of subscribers quitting the service and moving elsewhere.…
Read MoreHow Facebook comments affect trolling for news websites
Lots of news sites believe that using the Facebook platform — or other smart systems — can help reduce the amount of trollish activity in their comments. But the truth could be much simpler, and much less palatable for them, than that.…
Read MoreA brief guide to tech lobbyists in Europe
Internet companies spend a lot of money lobbying governments to try and get what they want — and nowhere is the picture more complex than Europe. Here's a quick look at who pulls the strings at federal and national levels.…
Read MoreThe difference between being a founder and a hired CEO
Being in charge of a company presents many challenges, whether you're the founder or a senior employee. But there are a whole category of problems that you only discover when you start up yourself, says Doug Monro of UK classified search service Adzuna.…
Read MoreWho really wins if Rocket goes public?
Europe has been talking for weeks about the possibility that the Samwer brothers, Germany's uber clonemeisters, may be taking some or all of their copycat empire public. Would it be a victory for Europe's startups? Or confirmation that they lack imagination?…
Read MoreWhy startups shouldn’t shoot from the hip
Speed is important when you're building a new company. But don't think it's the only thing that matters, says Philipp Moehring, one of the faces behind leading European accelerator Seedcamp.…
Read MoreMusic site This Is My Jam could spin out from Echo Nest
A year after it launched as a skunkworks project inside music data company The Echo Nest, trendy social music site This Is My Jam is "looking at options" for going independent — as well as getting ready to launch some fun new site exploration features.…
Read MoreDiversity at conferences won’t solve anyone’s problem
Britain's tech community is fretting again over the dominance of young white men on the conference circuit. But events veteran Mel Kirk says that forcing diversity ignores the deep skews in the industry itself.…
Read MoreAfter a torrid 2012, Habbo changes CEO — but is it enough?
A child protection scandal and failure to innovate have left Habbo Hotel — once one of the most popular virtual worlds — reeling. Now with the departure of CEO Paul LaFontaine, it's feeling increasingly like the Finnish company faces a do or die moment.…
Read MoreCan the French civilize Twitter? Should they try?
A string of offensive hashtag memes in France has spurred the government to announce a consultation on hate speech with Twitter. It could mark a watershed for the country's approach to social media — but it's not just Paris that has a problem. We all do.…
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