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Atlassian delivers $688 million revenue in Q2
Atlassian said it brought in more than 10,000 net new customers in Q2
MinIO becomes a unicorn after a $103 Million Series B round funding
MinIO, the de facto open source standard for multi-cloud storage, took an early bet in the cloud. The bet is paying off.
Why my two-person company bought a Google Workspace Enterprise plan
The one where our intrepid columnist follows the [Action Required] notice he got from Google and takes action. Did it work? You'll have to read the article to find out.
Cloud software giant Blackbaud Acquires Everfi for $750 million
The social impact technology company is being acquired in a cash and stock deal.
Microsoft informs customers of 'NotLegit' Azure bug
Cloud security company Wiz discovered the bug back in October.
Storage 2022: Active archiving, ML-enabled volumes on the rise
Unmistakable trends: Tape as cloud, active archiving, sustainability metrics will play major roles in data storage of the future.
How to get cloud storage costs under control
With so much business data now being stored in the cloud, enterprises need to be cognizant of cost controls. Here are six tips for constraining those costs.
Aryaka releases slate of SD-WAN and SASE products
Both Aryaka SmartConnect EZ and SmartConnect Pro will be available in the first quarter of 2022, while Prime EZ will be available for Beta deployments by January 2022.
Coupa reports $185.8 million in revenue for Q3
The company saw subscription revenue grew 40% year over year to $164.7 million.
Box beats Wall Street expectations for Q3, delivers $224 million in revenue
The cloud content management firm's net retention rate came to 109%, up from 106% in Q2.
AWS goes all in on serverless, on-demand solutions with quartet of launches
Amazon's new slate of cloud-based offerings use serverless and on-demand versions of existing solutions to entice cost-hesitant users and increase agility for businesses requiring rapid scalability.
AWS CEO announces new private 5G service at re:Invent 2021
AWS CEO Adam Selipsky unveiled a new private 5G service that will help organizations set up their own network.