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Hazelcast open source in-memory data grid secures $21.5 million funding, expands platform to real-time streaming data
The streaming data pie is growing, and Hazelcast wants a piece of it. It's got some way to go, funding helps, but is it enough?
Protect your online identity now: Fight hackers with these 5 security safeguards
Having your identity stolen can be a nightmare, and cleaning up the mess can take months. You can make life difficult for a would-be identity thief by locking down these five key aspects of your online life.
IoT devices to generate 79.4ZB of data in 2025, says IDC
Video surveillance will generate a lot of data and enterprise, industrial and individual data will also surge.
Optimizely raises $50 million Series D to expand its web experimentation platform
Optimizely is known for its A/B testing platform for improving webpage conversion.
Adobe intros ABM Essentials, account based marketing for Marketo Engage
ABM Essentials lets marketing and sales teams collaborate on the right strategic accounts, coordinate account-based experiences across channels, and measure the impact of the combined efforts on pipeline and revenue.
MongoDB moves beyond the database with new cloud services
The new services include Data Lake, Full Text Search and Auto Scaling on MongoDB Atlas.
Cisco Live 2019: Updates and news
At Cisco Live 2019, Cisco debuted a series of software enhancements designed to put AI and machine learning deeper into the network. Key features include new network automation and analytics tools that...
The robot will do the dishes: A robotic dishwasher for commercial kitchens
Dishwashers were the first automated appliance in many homes. Why are commercial kitchens still doing it manually?
Xilinx ships its Versal AI Core, Versal Prime, key parts of its adaptive compute acceleration platform
Versal is Xilinx's effort to rewrite compute for artificial intelligence and machine learning.
A cybersecurity labor shortage
Dr. Michael Lloyd, CTO at RedSeal, informs Tonya Hall about a labor shortage in the cybersecurity field.
Homeland Security: We've tested Windows BlueKeep attack and it works so patch now
DHS cybersecurity agency warns US businesses to apply Microsoft's BlueKeep patch for wormable flaw.
