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eWEEK DATA POINTS: What do developers want? Apparently, they love Rust and Python, according to the latest Stack Overflow developer survey.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: There are lots of functions currently being conducted in the cloud. One of them that doesn't get a lot of attention is document capture, something every business has to handle.
NEW-PRODUCT ANALYSIS: At Cloud Next 2019, Google took the covers off its multi-cloud platform, Anthos, that promises to make multi-cloud environments a reality
NEWS ANALYSIS: Most monitoring tools take snapshots of application activity, but SignalFx, which was started in 2013 by ex-Facebook engineers working on APM technology, captures every bit of information about an application to help tune, debug and extract analytics from it.
NEWS ANALYSIS: The ITU has just approved Amazon’s plans for a network of 3,200 internet satellites, while the FCC has approved constellations of nearly 12,000 for SpaceX and 650 for OneWeb resulting in global coverage.
NEWS ANALYSIS: Aruba held its Atmosphere user event last week in Las Vegas. Top themes at the event included WiFi, IoT, cloud, security and SD-WAN for SD-Branch.
JOIN US: This is a chat-based conversation about how we realistically are going to be storing our business and personal data in places where it will be safe and accessible for years to come. Can the cloud handle all of this? Doubtful.
Both Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 applications gain code updates and new features for enterprise users.
NEW-PRODUCT ANALYSIS: The company’s Second Generation Xeon Scalable Processors address the processing demands of data-centric workloads such as AI, machine learning and 5G.
Company officials rolled out ClearPass Device Insight and new access points to let organizations more easily manage the myriad devices connecting to their networks.
Chef realigns its product portfolio and strategy to be 100 percent open-source, as it moves away from an open-core model in an effort to help advance software automation.
Also available is a preview version of Anomaly Detector in Azure Cognitive Services, which lets users add feedback to improve app code.
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