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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…
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Hyperconvergence has quickly become a popular option for IT infrastructures, no matter the size of the company or the industry in which…
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Primary storage systems for large enterprises have adapted quickly to new needs and business requirements, with data now accessed from both on-premises…
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Primary storage systems for midsize businesses have adapted quickly to new IT needs and business requirements, with data now accessed from both…
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Primary storage systems for small businesses have adapted quickly to new needs and business requirements, with data now accessed from both on-premises…
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Read MoreFacebook reportedly planning to offer TV-style video ads for $2.5 million a day
Facebook is reportedly planning to sell TV-style video ads on its network for millions of dollars per day, showing that the company is serious about grabbing big-time ad dollars.…
Read MoreFab lays off more than 100 people in Europe as part of shift away from flash sales model
Fab announced Tuesday that it will be getting rid of more than 100 positions in its Berlin office as it continues restructuring the business away from flash sales and toward more of a global e-commerce home and design store.…
Read MoreThe Fancy adds same-day delivery in NYC to encourage impulse buys
The Fancy plans to add same-day delivery on items shipped to customers in New York City, as a way to differentiate the design-oriented e-commerce company, and to get customers to take the plunge and make a purchase.…
Read MoreWant to see what’s hot on Fab right now? Try checking a catalog
You can now check out new products from Fab on a digital catalog produced through iOS app Catalog Spree. The move will allow Fab to continue refining the discovery experience.…
Read MoreMailbox announces that it will shutter to-do list app Orchestra this fall
The team behind Mailbox announced that in September it will be shuttering Orchestra, the to-do list app that pre-dated Mailbox, which was…
Read MorePinterest adds personalization features based on your web-browsing history
In an effort to provide Pinterest users with a more personalized experience on the web, the company announced that it will begin tracking when consumers visit sites with the "Pin It" button, and then serving them up similar content.…
Read More500 startups later: Dave McClure rates his own startup and the “genius emerges slowly” theory
Five hundred investments later, Dave McClure and his 500 Startups team have learned a thing or two about founders and getting things done overseas. We sat down with McClure to ask him about the biggest lessons so far.…
Read MoreHow the age of design-centric e-commerce might not lend itself to sales
We've seen a rise of e-commerce companies recently that have tackled the dual problems of discovery and boredom: They've made shopping a fun, emotional experience. But can they translate that to sales?…
Read MoreIf you want to know why Twitter is focusing on TV, these numbers will tell you
Even as cord-cutting becomes a big business, Twitter is doubling down on TV: The company formally launched its TV ad targeting this week. So…
Read MoreQuitting is hard to do: Why Facebook is like my cable company
We've heard it a million times -- teens are leaving Facebook. But even if it's true that teens are frustrated by the platform, it's not clear that they're actually, truly departing. Here's why.…
Read MoreNow that Facebook has become a mobile company, the money is starting to follow
Facebook hit the user metrics on mobile in January that moved the company into mobile territory, but it was the second quarter earnings released Wednesday that proved that the money is on mobile too.…
Read MoreFacebook beats expectations with $1.81 billion in revenue, shows gains on mobile
Facebook came out with strong second quarter earnings on Wednesday, exceeding analyst predictions on both earnings and revenue, and producing strong numbers on mobile as well.…
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