Saturday April 27, 2024

Defense.net Ensures All Your Base Are Not Belong To Them

If you’ve ever been on the business end of a denial of service attack, you know the sinking feeling you get when your servers fall to the enemy. Defense.net, a new project by cybersecurity expert Barrett Lyon is out to keep that from happening to their clients. Lyon also founded BitGravity and Prolexic and was […]

How to master disruptive technologies

Social, mobile and analytics technologies are disrupting business as usual at companies in all industries. In 2014, the disruption will continue, morphing into a new kind of business as usual with enterprises expanding their reliance on the cloud, mobile technologies, social media and, increasingly, predictive analytics. The goals: reducing costs, creating new revenue streams, boosting […]

Violin Memory Struggles In IPO And Now Faces A Fierce Storage and Enterprise Market

On Friday, Violin Memory’s IPO did not exactly go that well. The company priced its IPO at $9 per share but opened at $7.41, 17.7 percent lower than the offering price. It closed trading at $7.02 per share, down 22 percent. It was a tough day for the Flash memory maker but it could get tougher as competition intensifies in […]

AMAZON catches Fire — HUGE IDENTITY heist — ELLISON blows off customers — REALNETWORKS back with video sharing

September 25, 2013 06:00 PDT | 09:00 EDT | 13:00 UTC Not a TechBrief subscriber? Sign up for a free subscription. Tweet This Post

It’s Official, The Nirvanix Cloud Storage Service Is Shutting Down

It’s official, Nirvanix is shutting down its business. The cloud storage company has scrapped its website, leaving a statement and how to get in touch with customer support. The statement says customers need to actively participate in getting their data off the Nirvanix infrastructure. The company will also put its resources behind helping customers move […]

Bizness Apps Launches DIY Website Builder, Looks To Become A Full-Service Digital Marketing Suite For SMBs

Once upon a time, if you wanted your own website, you either had to speak fluent Internet, or write a large check to someone who did. However, thanks to the laundry list of companies and services that have sprouted over the last five years — like Weebly, Wix and Squarespace, to name a few — […]

MICROSOFT eyes Ford’s Mulallay, new app store — BALLMER cries, dances, screams — GOOGLE releases new mobile Search — Tired: Yachts, Wired: Submarines

September 27, 2013 06:00 PDT | 09:00 EDT | 13:00 UTC Not a TechBrief subscriber? Sign up for a free subscription. Tweet This Post

Flash Memory Provider Violin Memory Down 17% In Public Market Debut While Cloud Service RingCentral Up 45% In IPO

RingCentral is up 45 percent in early trading today, after pricing its IPO at $13 per share. Violin Memory is down 17 percent in its debut on the public markets. Violin Memory, a flash memory provider, opened at $7.41, which was 17.7 percent lower than the $9 per-share IPO price it set Thursday night. RingCentral, trading as […]

Cloud-Based Phone Service RingCentral To Debut At $13 On NYSE, Offering 7.5M Shares To Raise $97.5M

RingCentral, the cloud-based phone service, will open trading tomorrow on the New York Stock Exchange at $13 per share, offering 7.5 million shares and raising $97 million. It will trade under the ticket symbol “RNG.” Violin Memory, a Flash memory provider, will also debut tomorrow under the symbol “VMEM.” Its final trading price has not been disclosed, […]

T-MOBILE drops BlackBerry — GATES admits control-alt-delete ‘a mistake’ — GOOGLE supports #hashtag search — EBAY eliminates/buys PayPal rival — Counting TWITTER’s investor winnings

September 26, 2013 06:00 PDT | 09:00 EDT | 13:00 UTC Not a TechBrief subscriber? Sign up for a free subscription. Tweet This Post