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GigaOm Radar for GitOps
In the GigaOm report “ Key Criteria for Evaluating GitOps Solutions,” we defined GitOps as “an approach to supporting continuous delivery that…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Solutions
Enterprise cybersecurity is typically composed of multiple security solutions from various vendors combined with a security information and event management (SIEM) and/or…
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Relational Databases in the Cloud: Masters of Federation
Relational database management systems (RDBMSes) have been around for a long time, and they are very much still with us. The on-premises…
Watch NowKey Criteria for Evaluating Data Quality Platforms
Data quality reflects the completeness, accuracy, consistency, usability, reliability, relevance, traceability, precision, statistical normality, verifiability, and error-free status of data. Poor data…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Cloud-Native Kubernetes Data Storage
The adoption of cloud-native, container-based architectures and application modernization continues to fuel demand for persistent storage on Kubernetes platforms. Organizations understand that…
Read More5G Flies Drones Into New Business Models
5G is creating a new service economy. From its headquarters in Victoria, Canada, InDro Robotics has created a drones-as-a-service business model. 5G…
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API and Microservices Management Benchmark
Application programming interfaces, or APIs, are a ubiquitous method and de facto standard of communication among modern information technologies. The information ecosystems…
Read MoreZestCash Uses Big Data to Make Tiny Loans
Former Google CIO Douglas Merrill has set out to provide an alternative to payday loans that uses data analysis to determine whether borrowers are likely to pay him back. Called ZestCash, Merrill's Hollywood-based startup is launching tomorrow in the Utah market.…
Read MoreTwitter Founders: Gladwell Got It Wrong
"Laughable," "absurd," "ludicrous" and "pointless" were words Twitter founders Ev Williams and Biz Stone used Monday night to describe a recent Malcolm Gladwell story in the New Yorker about the futility of social media to create real social change.…
Read MoreWhile Malaysians Are Social Butterflies, Japanese Are Online Loners
The average Malaysian Internet user has 233 friends on social networks, which is the most in the world, according to interviews with nearly 50,000 online users in 46 countries. By contrast, the least social web users appear to be the Japanese, who count only 29 friends.…
Read MoreIs Microtask the Future of Work?
Crowdsourcing is often used for fairly menial tasks: correcting databases, screening offensive images, transcribing audio. But what if you could make those little bits of human labor even more menial, discrete and interchangeable? That's what the Finnish company Microtask does.…
Read MoreGoodbye to GOOG-411 and Biddy-Biddy-Boop
Google today announced it is shutting down its free U.S. and Canada directory assistance service, 1-800-GOOG-411, to put its focus on its other speech recognition services and extending them to new languages. As of Nov. 12, the number will go dead.…
Read MoreInside Pivotal Labs, the Agile Force Behind Twitter and Groupon
Pivotal Labs is a name that comes up often in regards to web startups like Diaspora, Twitter, Groupon and Gowalla, but it's sort of an enigma. We paid a visit to Pivotal's San Francisco office to see what it looks like and find out more.…
Read MoreZuckerberg: Keep the Talent Acquisitions Coming
After Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg debuted a new Groups tool to encourage more private and directed interactions between subsets of his more than 500 million users on Wednesday, he sat down with me and Groups product manager Justin Shaffer.…
Read MoreWatch the Full Video Archive of Mobilize 2010
Mobilize 2010 was not what you might call a focused conference. So here's some good news: the entire conference is already online, available for your viewing pleasure at your leisure.…
Read MoreNew Facebook Groups Encourage Private Interactions
Facebook launched a new approach to understanding groups of friends today. CEO Mark Zuckerberg called groups "a fundamental building block" and "the biggest problem in social networking," and said Facebook has determined the best solution is a social one: to enable users to tag each other.…
Read MoreInstagram: Free Hipster iPhone Photos, Plus a Community
Want to apply cool filters to your iPhone photos without paying for an app like Hipstamatic? Try out Instagram, which is launching today. Om already reported on how it comes from the makers of Burbn, a demo HTML5 app that was neat enough to win $500,000.…
Read MoreEventbrite Raises $20M. Ticket Sales Top $200M
Eventbrite has closed $20 million in Series D funding led by DAG Ventures, and including Tenaya Capital as well as previous investor Sequoia Capital. The four-year-old, San Francisco-based company has now raised a total of $29.5 million.…
Read MoreAppNexus Raises $50M for Real-time Ad Platform
AppNexus has stepped up its fundraising, bringing in $50 million for its real-time display advertising platform from existing investors as well as Microsoft. The company has now raised $65.5 million over the last three years from investors including Venrock, Kodiak Venture Partners and First Round Capital.…
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