News today from cloud data management vendor Druva who is further delivering upon its market opportunity with a strategic acquisition of CloudRanger, a backup and disaster recovery vendor that focuses on Amazon Web Services (AWS). CloudRanger may be a…

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Microsoft (you’ve probably heard of them, they’re a gargantuan technology company founded by a guy who is now intent on giving his fortune away to make the world a better place) announced today that the rumors circulating over the…

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Owen Rogers (that’s a likeness of him in the picture above), IT industry analyst from 451 Research, is something of a martyr. This is a guy who spends most of his waking moments obsessing over the minutiae of cloud…

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Well, this one just lends itself to mediocre gage. Taking the helm, helming the ship, at the helm of the container vessel. You get the gist. Jokes aside, though, the news of the day is that the Cloud Native…

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Boom! Despite many industry pundits taking analysts reports with a grain of salt, we all collectively wait with baited breath for Gartner’s cloud Magic Quadrant. For those unaware of the Gartner methodology, the Magic Quadrant (MQ) is a simple…

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Cue yet another in the seemingly never ending string of Israeli cybersecurity startups making a dent on the world stage. Today’s example is Vulcan Cyber, a company coming out of stealth today and contemporaneously announcing a $4 million investment…

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If you listen to the fanboys (and, for that matter, the fangirls) you’d be excused for thinking one of two thoughts: The entire world is using containers and Kubernetes infused unicorn farts are emanating from every single enterprise on…

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[Editor’s note]: The creature above is the Kakapo. As the late Douglass Adams, author of the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy explained it: The kakapo, the old night parrot of New Zealand, is a bird out of time. If…

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I’ve covered Sapho, and its attempt to change the game for those poor souls forced to use old and inflexible enterprise technology for years. Sapho’s attitude is that the reality is that enterprises either can’t or won’t rip and…

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