Veeam Hits 13th Consecutive Quarter of Double-Digit Growth
To sweeten that success, during the second half of 2020, Veeam moved into the No. 2 position for worldwide market share with the fastest revenue growth in the global
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VMware Zero-Carbon Clouds Plan Soars With Microsoft, IBM
Under the initiative, VMware will connect customers looking for low-carbon services with cloud partners that have committed to achieving zero-carbon clouds. -
Dell Apex Summits as-a-Service Shift
"At the end of day, with Apex we're creating the new Dell, and everything's got to transform to make that happen," Dell's Sam Grocott said. -
HPE Storage Cascades Into Cloud-Native Biz, GreenLake Expansion
“Today is a proof point of the transformation of that core to a cloud-first, modern operational experience of our storage business,” HPE's Tom Black said. -
Oracle Floods Analytics Cloud With AI, ML Updates
At the core of the Oracle Analytics Cloud refresh is its new Redwood user interface that will eventually be employed across the entire applications portfolio. -
Headcount: Firings, Hirings, and Retirings — April 2021
Apple pledged $430 billion for 5G and jobs; plus the latest executive hirings, promotions, and staff changes. -
SDxCentral’s Top 10 Articles — April 2021
Palo Alto Networks called EDR a "really stupid idea;" VMware eyed 5G core opportunities; and Nokia plugged a triple-threat enterprise strategy. -
Daily Roundup: Fortinet Fires Up 5G Firewalls
Fortinet fired up 5G firewalls; Nokia claims turnaround success; and Dish teased multiple 5G markets. -
Sysdig Secures $188M Investment for 'Giant Emerging Market'
“We could have more than doubled the size of the round simply based on extremely strong investor interest,” Sysdig CEO Suresh Vasudevan said. -
IBM Welds Native Container Storage Into Spectrum Fusion
“This new product is billed as a storage solution, but it is much more,” Forrester analysts said. “Its really a 'glue-all' product poised to change the HCI market.” -
HPE Scores Scality Artesca Cloud-Native Storage Exclusive
The Kubernetes-based storage platform will be fully integrated with HPE’s all-flash and hybrid intelligent data storage servers. -
Daily Roundup: HPE, Facebook, Microsoft Target Low-Carbon Tech
HPE, Facebook, and Microsoft freed up low-carbon patents; Intel beat Q1 guidance; and AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon renewed net-zero pledges. -
HPE, Facebook, Microsoft Free Up Low-Carbon Patents
HPE, Facebook, and Microsoft will grant free access to patented technologies in the arenas of generation, storage, and distribution of low-carbon energy. -
Can Technology-as-a-Service Fuel the Circular Economy?
In a circular economy, waste is designed out, and products are instead looped back into the production system at end of use. -
Oracle Drives GoldenGate Into Cloud-Native OCI Service
At its core, OCI GoldenGate is a shift from centralized monolithic architectures. “The days are gone when a centralized batch-oriented data hub solved real-world pain points,” Oracle's Jon Pollock -
Dell PowerStore Family Gains Entry-Level Sibling
The PowerStore family, which sits between PowerMax for high-end storage and PowerVault for entry-level storage, is the fastest growing new architecture in company history. -
Druva Dons New $147M Investment, $2B Valuation
The funding announcement comes on the heels of a new collaboration with Dell Technologies to tackle the data protection gap in popular cloud-based application platforms. -
Comcast Monitoring Tools Dive Into CNCF Sandbox
Comcast's Kuberhealthy and Trickster projects are the latest CNCF sandbox entrants. Both tools aim to simplify cloud-native environment monitoring. -
Money Moves: March 2021
McAfee sold its enterprise business for $4 billion; VMware joined the cloud-native app security frenzy; and Orca scored a whale of a Series C. -
Daily Roundup: AWS, Alibaba, Microsoft FaaS and Furious
AWS, Alibaba, Microsoft got FaaS and furious; Juniper scored a data center win; and Oracle got SASE with Check Point. -
Dell Builds STEMinists With Girls Who Game
Girls Who Game, originally started by Dell Technologies, Microsoft, and Intel, uses Minecraft and mentors to change gender norms and mindsets while furthering STEM interest in young women. -
HashiCorp Vault Soars Into GA, AWS Environments
The new launch expands customer choice for a fully managed service that is operated and supported by the vendor. -
VMware Snaps Container Images Into Carbon Black Cloud
The Carbon Black Cloud tooling update aims to "bridge the gap between the SOC team and DevOps team,” VMware Carbon Black's Shemer Schwarz explained. -
Dell PowerProtect Gets SaaS-y Backup Protection
The new product brings SaaS application protection into the Dell Technologies PowerProtect portfolio for Google Workspace, Salesforce, and Microsoft 365. -
Headcount: Firings, Hirings, and Retirings — March 2021
Amazon tapped former VP Selipsky to helm AWS; Nokia slashed more than 2,000 jobs in 2020; and Hewlett Packard Enterprise is expanding its Ireland workforce.