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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 NowGigaOm Radar for Data Loss Prevention
Data is at the core of today’s enterprise, and ensuring it’s protected and secure is at the top of every enterprise’s agenda.…
Read MoreLog and Telemetry Analytics Performance Benchmark
The number of connected devices, including the machines, sensors, and cameras that make up the Internet of Things (IoT), continues to grow…
Read MoreBanking on Low Code
A Rome-based banking group, comprising 130 financial entities, wanted to implement a new solution to deal with its three-month fraud management backlog,…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Continuous Vulnerability Management
Vulnerability management is a mature component of the cybersecurity ecosystem. It has become a commodity function, an expected part of every organization’s…
Read MoreKey Criteria for Evaluating Multifactor Authentication Solutions
Multifactor authentication (MFA) addresses one of the most vulnerable elements in cybersecurity—humans. As most attacks are enabled through social engineering, MFA intervenes…
Read MoreOne diabetic’s take on Google’s Smart Contact Lenses
One in 19 people in this world have diabetes. Many of them are poor, live outside of the US and have access to very little resources, both financial and medical. I question the wisdom of Google chasing the smart contact lens instead of something more pragmatic.…
Read MoreNest’s CEO Tony Fadell explains why he teamed up with Google: it’s about infrastructure
In an interview, Nest's CEO tells us why a union with Google is a good idea (hint: infrastructure and scale) and how he can now get back to designing killer product experiences.…
Read MoreRiverbed gets a $3.08 billion take over from Elliot
Riverbed Technology(s RVBD), a San Francisco-based networking company has received an unsolicited proposal from Elliott Management Corporation to acquire all outstanding shares of Riverbed for $19.00 per…
Read MoreWith “Sponsored Data” AT&T is double dipping. And that’s just dirty
AT&T today introduced "sponsored data" and while it might seem like a good way for AT&T to make more money, in the end this will be like cutting off its nose to spite its face. And startups will bear the brunt of it.…
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The Don King is done; what does a mid-level bookie have to do to make a living; Intelligent plants and why TED is not the answer and why and how to deal with depression of a connected mind. Great words start to 2014.…
Read MoreOur favorite Christmas gadget gifts
Christmas is time to give and receive gifts. Many of the gifts these days happen to be related to technology. I asked my colleagues what were the best gifts, ones they love the most, they received this year. Here is that short list.…
Read MoreAmazon CTO Werner Vogels: Cloud and SaaS are going global, fast
Amazon's cloud services helped jump start a lot of entrepreneurial activity and now its globe trotting, maverick CTO Werner Vogels believes it help global small and medium sized businesses embrace the cloud and SaaS -- which in the end is a good news for AWS.…
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Can we build a brand new American energy system, the future of computer science, what Paul Krugman thinks of Bitcoins, a Californian chef in Copenhagen, President Obama and climate change -- that's the menu for this week.…
Read MoreDear Quartz, maybe it’s you that needs new glasses and a map. 2013 was not a lost year for tech
The Atlantic's sister publication, Quartz (QZ) yesterday published a provocative piece under the headline -- 2013 was a lost year for tech. It was a good way to boost attention, but it also highlights a trend of looking at technology from a narrow lens of consumer-tech.…
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How iPhones make anorexia worse; Bitcoin and political ideology; the David and Goliath equation; the 1200 year old phone; resurgence of al-Qaida and New York's attempt to become a tech-hub -- these are some of the stories on the menu this weekend.…
Read MoreIn Beyonce we trust & then on iTunes we buy: End nears for physical media
Beyonce has scored a major coup with her newest album, which was released exclusively on iTunes and sold nearly 830,000 copies in three days. It also is a sign of the times and an apt epitaph of the physical media.…
Read MoreLionsgate buys right to turn Nick Bilton’s Hatching Twitter into a TV series
Lionsgate Television Group has optioned rights to Nick Bilton’s New York Times best seller Hatching Twitter: A True Story of Money, Power, Friendship, and Betrayal,…
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