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Pluribus Networks has added certified support for the Open Compute Project (OCP)-compatible 10G/40G AS5712 and AS6712 white box switches from Edgecore Networks Corp., further building out the ecosystem around its Open Netvisor Linux (ONVL) operating system. ONVL is a software-defined approach to high-speed switching that …
Runnable’s private staging servers attack development bottleneck
Runnable Inc. is boosting its lineup of developer productivity tools with a service that provides developers with their own private staging servers, thereby attacking a chronic bottleneck in the development process. Staging servers mimic the production environment in which an application operates, …
Tectonic expands line of cloud migration services
Tectonic LLC is expanding its lineup of cloud consulting, marketing automation and customer relationship management (CRM) migration services with a new program that provides companies with guidance and the ability to test new technologies before moving fully to a cloud environment. “MoveIt” is a custom consulting service based upon pre-packaged …
LinkedIn seeks more CRM partners for Sales Navigator app
LinkedIn Corp. is stepping up efforts to woo vendors of customer relationship management (CRM) applications to embrace its Sales Navigator social selling tool with a new partner program that enables vendors to integrate Sales Navigator functionality directly into their applications. LinkedIn previously …
Here are details of today’s Oracle cloud announcements
Oracle’s said its new infrastructure as a service (IaaS) cloud computing initiative is aimed squarely at market leader Amazon Web Services LLC, but its strategy appears to take a page from a more traditional competitor – IBM. Oracle’s announcement this morning stressed the …
At Oracle’s annual OpenWorld, cloud computing will take center stage
As the 20th annual Oracle OpenWorld conference gets underway next week in San Francisco, the world’s second-largest independent software company will have a lot to show off — and a lot to prove. An estimated 60,000 customers, partners, journalists and analysts will gather …
HPE opens up ArcSight platform, courts DevOps practitioners
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE)’s announced plans to spin off its enterprise security software business to Micro Focus International plc didn’t stop the company from flooring its Protect user conference this week or making a few announcements. HPE said it’s opening up its …
Pulpstream brings enterprise workflows to mobile apps
Pulpstream Inc., a company founded by serial bootstrapper Pankaj Malviya, debuted this week with a “zero coding” workstream platform that is oriented toward companies with distributed mobile work forces. The native app platform uses graphical design tools to enable business users to create …
CrunchBase debuts pro version of its database of tech startups
CrunchBase Inc., the online database of the tech startup ecosystem that spun out of TechCrunch Inc. and parent company AOL/Verizon late last year, is debuting a professional version of its service with better search, filtering and notification capabilities than its free offering. The …
Analysts like Dell’s post-EMC prospects, but not so much HPE’s
History may well mark Labor Day week of 2016 as the end of an era in enterprise computing. The completion of Dell Inc.’s acquisition of EMC to form Dell Technologies Inc., along with Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Co.’s (HPE) sale of most of its software …