A trend accelerated by the mass move to digital during the pandemic, enterprises are having to handle an increasing amount of proprietary data. According to one survey, the average company deals with 63% growth in data volume per month, with 12% of respondents reporting a whopping 100% growth. As the amount of data grows, it […]
Data security startup Cyera lands a $100M investment by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch
It’s always a bit of a bummer when an exhibitor pays for booth space at an event, but ultimately fails to show. The empty table, the photocopied bit of signage — perhaps one of the neighboring booths has annexed the spot. Occasionally there are murmurs. Ware’s conspicuous absence at ProMat in April fell into the […]
Gather AI buys drone inventory competitor, Ware by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch
Realtime Robotics has been raising funding at a steady clip since announcing a two-pronged $31 million Series A back in 2021. This week’s $9.5 million announcement is a fast follow-up to last September’s $14.4 million raise. The new funds from Shinhan GIB and Kyobo Life Insurance push the Boston-based firm’s to date raise to north […]
Months after its last raise, Realtime Robotics drums up another $9.5 million by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch
Redpanda helps companies capture data in real time in a modern context, providing a new way to stream data while maintaining backwards compatibility with Kafka, the popular open source streaming project. Today, the company announced a $100 million Series C, just 16 months after announcing a $50 million Series B. This kind of trajectory was […]
Redpanda nabs $100M Series C as streaming service experiences significant growth by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch
Since Elon Musk has taken over Twitter, the platform has been expanding the limits of content you can post through one tweet. In its latest move, the company has increased the character count for a tweet to 25,000 for paid users. The company made the change to its Twitter Blue page today indicating the limit. […]
Twitter now allows subscribers to post 25,000-character-long tweets by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch