What's Hot in Enterprise IT/VC - Issue #92
Serverless and security are the flavors of the week: serverless is moving more loads into production (see report from serverless) and Google released Knative at Google Next, potentially the beginnings for a multi-cloud, polyglot FaaS (read more below); another security co has a hot IPO in Tenable, and security keys are coming back with Google bringing Titan for 2FA
Enterprise Tech
2018 Serverless Community Survey: huge growth in serverless usage
most interesting, can make an average dev excellent - āTwenty-four percent of respondents said they had limited or no experience with the public cloud prior to using serverless. Although it is possible they had used private clouds, a more likely explanation is that the respondents are not programmers and are using low- or no-code solutions to execute business logicā
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Knative Enables Portable Serverless Platforms on Kubernetes, for Any Cloud - The New Stack
this is big; cross platform serverless deployment on k8s
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Google To Sell Titan Security Key To Fight Phishing Attacks | Fortune
this is a huge deal, hardware keys are coming back and Google making mainstream for extra security, also validates FIDO U2F market according to @HyprCorp - Google will sell its Titan security key based on the internal security keys the company uses to protect against phishing attacks.
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Goodbye HipChat: Slack and Atlassian Team Up on Chat Software - Bloomberg
smart move by Atlassian, Slack wins and focus on the future competition from a Microsoft owned Github; āStewart Butterfieldās startup will subsume Atlassianās corporate chat tools to take on Microsoftā
The blockchain begins finding its way in the enterprise ā TechCrunch
great post from @ron_miller on state of enterprise blockchain; FWIW itās early but promising + seeing more use cases going to production but still need tools to make it easy like @blockdaemon and @amberdata
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Boston Dynamics Looks to Follow Viral Fame with 1,000 Robot Dogs in 2019 | Inverse
robot as platform, particularly lots of commercial use cases - Boston Dynamics has plans to take its robotic helpers mainstream next year: By July 2019, it will be on pace to produce 1,000 SpotMini robots annually. The overarching goal for the 26-year-old company is to become the Android operating system for robots.
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Markets
Tenable (TENB) IPO: Stock starts trading on the Nasdaq
Tenable Security has a killer debut, 24,000 subscription customers and growing
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How āFortniteā Became the Most Popular Video Game on Earth
I know itās not enterprise but an interesting read on the phenomenon called Fortnite, a super addictive mutiplayer game on all systems which hit $1b in in-app purchases - āFortniteā is on its way to becoming the most popular ā or at least the most addictive ā game of all time. Since last September, the last-man-standing battle royale has been played by more than 125 million people.
By Ed Sim
Ed Sim's weekly readings and notes on VC, software, and scaling startups - #enterprise #seed #DeveloperFirst #IntelligentAutomation #DataInfra #CloudNative #Cybersecurity
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