Tech companies are finding their profitability groove
Tech companies are getting the hang of making money, or at least they’re losing far less than they used to when money was cheap and “growth” was sexy. Go to Source Alex Wilhelm
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Arduino nabs $22 million in fresh funding to support expansion into enterprise
Odds are if you know the name Arduino, it’s through its connection to the DIY community. Much like Raspberry Pi, the company built its reputation creating microcontrollers for hobbyists. But the last few years have seen it expanding that horizon. Last year’s Arduino Pro announcement was aimed at enterprise applications. The initial concept offered an … Read more
Disney Plus Day: 2023 $1.99 deal and what’s new to streaming
Disney has made far less of a fuss about Disney Plus Day this year. In fact, there hasn’t really been any specific mention of “Disney Plus Day” at all. Thankfully, there’s still just as much to get excited about, even without all the bells and whistles of the last two years. And we’ve got all … Read more
Josys, a SaaS management platform, raises $93MÂ
Josys, a startup offering a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform to automate corporate IT software application management, has raised a $93 million Series B round led by existing backer Global Brain and a new investor, Globis Capital Partners. The latest funding, which brings its total raised to $125 million, comes about a year after its $32 million Series … Read more
Remember the venerable tape from the VHS era? It’s back with a vengeance and a 50TB capacity
IBM has quietly introduced a new tape drive, the TS1170, that can read and write on a new enterprise tape data cartridge, the 3592 JF manufactured by Fujifilm, that has a native capacity of 50 TB – almost three times that of archrival LTO-9 (which currently offers 18 TB). The launch comes five years after … Read more
No, this ain’t a GPU card: Unique SSD storage device crams 8 drives to reach up to 55GB/s
HighPoint’s first dual-slot NVMe RAID add-in card (AIC) can fit up to eight SSDs into a single unit to reach maximum speeds of 55GB/s – making it arguably the world’s fastest storage device to date. The company – a specialist in making PCIe cards – has built the SSD7749E for mainly industrial and edge server … Read more