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We’re Beginning to Realize the Cloud’s Full Potential at the Edge

Xconomy

Amazon Web Services (AWS), the first “public cloud” offering third-party data storage and compute services, launched in March 2006, and by 2012, there were multiple credible competitors. The hype was strong.

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Reflections on 2020: Harrison Tang, Spokeo

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Weve started with dark web monitoring, and we are adding credit monitoring to help our users better control their digital identity. The data-focused culture is different from the hacker way popularized by web companies. What are you most looking forward to in the technology/startup world in 2021?

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Interview with Curtis Staker and William Goldbach, Confident Technologies

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Last week, San Diego-based Confident Technologies (www.confidenttechnologies.com) announced that it had acquired the assets of Vidoop, and created a company focused on security and authentication of users. What does Confident Technologies do? The Confident authentication suite of software, which also includes out of band technology.

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IVT Gets $5.5M

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Los Angeles-based IVT , the web casting firm run by Greg Pulier , has announced that it has raised $5.5M IVT was formerly known as Interactive Video Technologies, and last raised funding back in 2006. in a Series B funding. Monitor and Tudor are prior investors in the firm. READ MORE>>.

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Storage Trends for 2018: Cloud Storage 2.0 Players Poised to Ascend

Xconomy

In March 2006, Amazon launched Simple Storage Service (S3). The first generation of cloud storage products—as represented by Amazon S3, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure—made the best of disk technology as it existed a decade ago. Read more » Reprints | Share:

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Interview with Quinn Curtis, BrightCloud

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Last week, San Diego-based provider of web content classification and security services developer BrightCloud was acquired by Webroot , and we thought it would be a great opportunity to talk to founder Quinn Curtis about how the acquisition of his firm came about. How does your technology specifically fit into Webroot? READ MORE>>.

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Are Business Plans Still Necessary?

Both Sides of the Table

I remember going to an Under the Radar conference in 2006 in the heat of the Web 2.0 There were tons of young entrepreneurs showing their latest Web 2.0 Unfortunately this was reinforced by the many conferences that rushed to espouse the benefits of Web 2.0 Cisco and others went out to fill out their Web 2.0

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