Infoblox Acquires IID for Threat Intelligence
DDI company acquired IID. Yes they DID.
DDI company acquired IID. Yes they DID.
A buffer overflow problem prompted LinkedIn to build its own switch.
Moving away from the "big star" in mobile networks.
What’s next? Mobile is entering its comforting middle age period of development. Conversational commerce is a thing, a good thing, but is it really a great thing?
What’s next may be what has been next for decades: Augmented reality (AR) (and VR). AR systems will be here sooner than you might think. A matter of years, not decades. Robert Scoble, for example, thinks Meta, an early startup in AR industry, will be bigger than the Macintosh. More on that in a later post. Magic Leap has no product and $1.3 billion in funding. Facebook has Oculus. Microsoft has HoloLens. Google may be releasing a VR system later this year. Apple is working on VR. Becoming the next iPhone is up for grabs.
This is a technological revolution that will be bigger than mobile. Opportunities in mobile for developers have largely played out. Experience shows the earlier you get in on a revolution the better the opportunity will be. Do you want to be writing free iOS apps forever?
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Dan Conde, leader of Interop's Software-Defined Architecture Summit, discusses the changes taking place in infrastructure and how IT can adapt.
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