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#eWEEKchat Nov. 13: No- and Low-Code Development Gets Hotter
Chris Preimesberger, November 07, 2019 11:26 AM
Tech Deals & Startups
Data Governance Provider Collibra Nets $50M in New VC
New York City-based Collibra brings a "data shopper's" approach to the task of finding and analyzing volumes of data.
Security Provider Arxan Buys Apperian for Mobile Expertise
Arxan is adding much-needed mobile security management capabilities. Apperian's platform provides granular security and policy controls at the application level.
More Innovation News
eWEEK 30: Microsoft released a number of early evaluation versions of Windows before it finally delivered Windows 3.0, the first widely used version of the graphical operating system.
Google also unveiled new two-year postgraduate Computer Science Teaching Fellowships for K-12 teachers.
Samsung Flexible Display is a technology in search of a future-changing form factor. Submit your ideas by Oct. 6.
The Xbox One will function without a Kinect, but there's no indication that Microsoft plans to sell it separately.
Tegile said it will use new venture capital money to accelerate the expansion of its IT and strengthen its sales support.
Oracle chief tells "CBS This Morning" co-host Charlie Rose that "we (already) conducted the experiment" that proves Apple can't survive without its founder.
eWEEK 30: The first in-house email was sent in 1965. Since then, more than 3 billion email accounts exist and about 294 billion emails are sent per day.
NBC News has purchased Web service Stringwire to help it make use of the mobile phone videos shot by witnesses of an event.
Following CrowdFlik is MixBit, an iOS app from the creators of YouTube that helps users create "higher-quality digital content."
Enterprise Tech Videos
Rometty Outlines Value of 'IBM Underneath'
DAILY VIDEO: CES 2019: Rometty details the value of "IBM underneath," and FireEye updates its server email security platform for advanced threats.
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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