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To-Do App Wunderlist Confirms $19M Series B And Expands To The US, While Sequoia Heads Into Germany

A couple of weeks ago when TechCrunch was in Berlin, we sniffed out and eventually published the details of an interesting investment for a local startup: 6Wunderkinder, maker of the task-management app Wunderlist, had closed a Series B investment led by California’s Sequoia Capital with participation from existing investors Earlybird and Atomico. Now, we have […]

Big, CURVEY Apples in store — Brits SPOOF, nobody laughs — Political campaigns may accept BITCOIN — SAMSUNG poaches Apple IoT exec — PITTMAN rolling up the Dudedom

November 11, 2013 06:00 PDT | 09:00 EDT | 13:00 UTC Not a TechBrief subscriber? Sign up for a free subscription. Tweet This Post

Futurelytics Gets $800K From Index And More So That Small Enterprises Can Access Big Data, Too

Big data analytics has given large enterprises a way of analysing historical and real-time data to monitor their business’ performance, and to better predict what might happen next. Now, a startup out of central Europe called Futurelytics is hoping to be one of the leaders in the third piece of the big data puzzle: prescriptive […]

Garantia Has The Advantage Over AWS When It Comes To Redis, The Popular NoSQL Database

Last week, Garantia Data raised $9 million in a Series A round led by Bain Capital and Carmel Ventures. The company had previously raised $3.8 million in seed funding to fund its managed service for deploying and scaling Redis, the popular NoSQL in-memory database. The funding comes as Garantia prepares for AWS re:Invent, the conference in […]

MICROSOFT taking own sweet time in CEO pick — APPLE discloses gov’t data requests — BITCOIN smashes record — TCP Port 0 mystery — ADOBE’S password disaster

November 6, 2013 06:00 PDT | 09:00 EDT | 13:00 UTC Not a TechBrief subscriber? Sign up for a free subscription. Tweet This Post

TWITTER leaves $1.25B on table — ELOP trying to elope with MICROSOFT — Internet maintenance engineer UPRISING? — MILLENIAL’s guide to selfies at funerals

November 8, 2013 06:00 PDT | 09:00 EDT | 13:00 UTC Not a TechBrief subscriber? Sign up for a free subscription. Tweet This Post

Flame graph shows system performance in a new light

The person who became known on the Internet for yelling at servers is now becoming famous for another, somewhat related, feat, creating a new type of data visualization for characterizing system performance. Brendan Gregg, lead performance engineer at cloud provider Joyent, has developed a visualization technique called a flame graph that can be effective for […]

BitNami Launches MongoDB Stack To Develop Apps As Demand Scales For AWS-Based Services

BitNami has added a MongoDB stack for developers to build web apps on the popular NoSQL database. The stack, available next week, allows developers to deploy and manage either on-premise, through Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Windows Azure. The Y combinator alum’s new stack will come integrated with Node.js and be available for free from […]

Zendesk And Japanese SaaS Provider Cybozu Announce Product Integration And Marketing Deal

Cloud computing providers Zendesk and Tokyo-based Cybozu have announced a strategic partnership to integrate and market each other’s products in the U.S. and Japan. The deal underscores the rapidly growing adoption of cloud computing in Japan, and is also a potential harbinger of further product integrations between software-as-a-service companies based in different countries. The agreement […]

TWITTER goes public, SQUARE may follow — Yammer & co-authoring added to OFFICE — MICROSOFT makes $2B annually on Droid patents — FACEBOOK likes open source

November 7, 2013 06:00 PDT | 09:00 EDT | 13:00 UTC Not a TechBrief subscriber? Sign up for a free subscription. Tweet This Post