NetApp, which operates a large campus in RTP, is bolstering its cloud computing efforts with a deal to buy Spot,io, a cloud services firm based in Israel and with operations in several countries.
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Cesar Cernuda, the former president of Microsoft Latin America and corporate vice president of Microsoft Corporation, has been named to the position, leading NetApp’s global “go-to-market operations spanning sales, marketing, services, and support.”
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CloudJumper, which boasts it never had to raise venture capital over its 20-year existence, is becoming part of tech giant NetApp.
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IBM boosts its dividennd, Red Hat touts fast growth, NetApp goes AI for accelerator, Lenovo eyes Linux laptops and FirstNet tops 1.3 million customers. Here’s our latest roundup of tech news with Triangle connections:
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In today’s tech roundup, Epic backs Nvidia streaming, a Wall Street firm touts Bandwidth.com, Verizon and AT&T cut back on smart cities, IBM turns supercomputer against coronavirus, IBM and Oracle talk blockchain collaboration, and NetApp makes an acquisition.
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Today’s tech roundup includes news about NetApp’s transition, Lenovo’s new VR headset, why IBM leads in Patents, a WiFi gear recall by Cisco, praise for Epic Games’ Store and a look at 20 years of Enterprise Java development from a devops perspective.
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The data services giant announced this week in a blog post that Kim Stevenson will serve as senior vice present and general manager of its Foundational Data Services Business Unit – a move that would help “lead the charge into a new era” for the company.
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Headlines from other publications about the latest news in tech includes Google’s claim of quantum supremacy, a top exec leaves NetApp, a GSK veteran joins a startup, and AT&T says it’s keeping DirecTV.
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Add NetApp to the list of tech companies with large operations in the Triangle who are taking financial hits as part of the ongoing trade war between the US and China.
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