Sunday December 22, 2024

Box Rolls Out New Management Tools, Gives Its 200K Business Users More Control Over Their Files

This morning Box announced a number of feature improvements to its file-storage platform, as well as corporate moves that the company says will help its customers better manage their employees use of the product. As a company, Box wants enterprises of scale to adopt its technologies. Those contracts are lucrative but come with an implicit feature list: […]

Talend Raises $40M To More Aggressively Extend Into Big Data Market, Sets Sights On IPO

Talend, an open-source data integration company based in Los Altos with offices in Paris, has raised $40 million from Bpifrance and Iris Capital with participation from existing investor Silver Lake Sumeru. Talend will use the investment to pursue an IPO and be more aggressive in its product roadmap, particularly with a focus on Hadoop technologies. In total, Talend has now raised $101.6 […]

MICROSOFT dismantles Windows 8 — IoT standards reach square one — MAYER eyes Imgur — The ‘First Demo’ turns 45

December 10, 2013 06:00 PST | 09:00 EST | 14:00 UTC Not a TechBrief subscriber? Sign up for a free subscription. Tweet This Post

Cloud Storage Service SugarSync Abandons Freemium For A Paid Account Model

SugarSync, a gladiator in the long, hard battle that is hosted cloud storage, has decided to go mercenary. The company announced today that they will offer a “paid-only” service model, doing away with their free storage tiers. Current customers can still access their files and will be offered considerable discounts on the service – up […]

Techstars Seattle Startup Shippable Raises $2.05M For Continuous Integration Platform Built On Docker

Shippable, a Techstars Seattle startup, has raised $2.05 million in seed funding for its continuous integration service that is built using Docker, the popular Linux container used for its lightweight portability. The syndicated round was led by Chris DeVore of Founders Co-op, along with Divergent Ventures, Paul Allen’s Vulcan Capital, Madrona Venture Group and several […]

TECH GIANTS unite against US gov’t — ADOBE struggles to keep up — Crimeware king PAUNCH revealed — Combing big data at the NYT

December 9, 2013 06:00 PST | 09:00 EST | 14:00 UTC Not a TechBrief subscriber? Sign up for a free subscription. Tweet This Post

Opscode Raises $32M To Expand IT Automation Platform, Changes Name To Chef

Opscode has raised $32 million and changed its name to Chef, after the configuration management and IT automation “cookbook” that has become very popular in the enterprise market. Scale Venture Partners led the round. Citibank and Amplify Partners also participated, as well as existing investors Battery Ventures, Draper Fisher Jurvetson (DFJ), and Ignition Partners. The […]

Verizon Confirms EdgeCast Acquisition, Adding Over 6K Customers To Its Content Delivery Business

Verizon is indeed going to acquire EdgeCast Networks, a content delivery network founded in 2008 that has grown to be one of the fastest-growing Internet companies in the world. TechCrunch’s Ryan Lawler reported the deal was in the works on Sunday, and a new press release from Verizon confirms it, with a projected finalization date […]

CareerCloud app aims to find job openings before they’re advertised

CareerCloud’s Hidden Jobs app tracks what it calls “hidden jobs leads,” which are primarily news stories, press releases, blog posts and other sources of information that describe a firm’s expansion plans, relocations, a new product line or other news indicating plans to hire. It’s information that can be useful in finding a job, since a […]

Intel Makes Another Acquisition: Hacker League, A Platform For Hackathons, Is Now A Part Of Mashery

Intel’s acquisition spree continues apace, with the latest being made to augment one of its other recent acquisitions. It is buying Hacker League, a popular platform for managing hackathons, which will be incorporated with the API management company Mashery (acquired April 2013). The terms of Hacker League deal are not being disclosed but we understand […]