Cloud Security Acquisitions, OneLogin $100M Funding Round Preview What’s In Store
The opening days of 2019 also saw Sophos purchase cloud security startup Avid Secure and Akamai Technologies reach a deal to acquire Janrain.
The opening days of 2019 also saw Sophos purchase cloud security startup Avid Secure and Akamai Technologies reach a deal to acquire Janrain.
The work is part of its participation in the Blackberry and L-Spark Accelerator Program, a program building network performance management technologies for IoT.
Advanced Micro Devices, under the direction of its President and CEO Lisa Su, garnered some big headlines in 2018 for both its technology advances as well as its growing stock price.
“We just opened up every Lambda function to run on Knative,” said Mark Hinkle, co-founder of TriggerMesh. “That’s a huge ecosystem.”
Ericsson said last year that its "full-stack, pre-integrated" approach to BSS was not working and adopted a new strategy. More measures are now required to meet 2020 profitability targets.
Equinix’s software-defined interconnection platform now has 13,000 virtual connections, according to CEO Charles Meyers.
Lots of network monitoring platforms use GeoIP databases to track/monitor sources. These databases are, perhaps, 75% accurate (for some definition of accurate). This is your regular reminder to have a sense of caution about location based on public IP address. John S. and his mother Ann live in the house, which is in Pretoria, the […]
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What's in store for IPv6 in 2019? What happened--and didn't happen--in 2018? Ed, Scott, and Tom analyze the pace of IPv6 growth around the world over the past year, and offer forecasts for the coming year.
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In 2019 SD-WAN solutions will converge toward a universal archetype.
Sharing data via remote direct memory access (RDMA) has typically been a local affair, restricted to a single server or tightly bound clusters of servers. …
Startup Sees Potential for Long-Distance RDMA on Horizon was written by Michael Feldman at .
I’m teaching a three hour webinar on network complexity on the 8th of February through Safari Books Online. This will likely be the last time I run this course over on the Safari side of things; I’m considering redoing it as a udemy course at some point, or something similar.
Adisa Bolutife is a 22-year-old open access advocate based in Lagos, Nigeria. A graduate of the University of Lagos with a degree in and electronics engineering, he is passionate about issues related to access, technology, inclusion, and Internet Governance. In 2016, Bolutife founded Open Switch Africa, where he leads a group of students, researchers, and academics to advocate for open access in research, education, and data in Nigeria. He is also a co-founder and director of Digital Grassroots, a global initiative that works to improve digital literacy in local communities. He is an Internet Society 2017 Youth@IGF fellow and an alumnus of the UNESCO Youth Leadership Workshop on Global Citizenship Education, Mozilla Open Leaders, and OpenCon 2017.
Like many people around the world, the Internet has contributed largely to the person I am today – building my knowledge base through access to a wealth of information. Without the Internet, a lot of things would not be as easy as they are right now.
As a recent graduate, I can relate to the fact that the Internet has been extremely helpful in aiding and improving student learning and research, as I can cite academic resources online and watch Continue reading
Writing code with the mindset that others are going to view and contribute, even for personal projects, improves the overall project and provides benefits to yourself.