Frederic Lardinois
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It’s now easier to find work-from-home jobs in Google Search –
Over the course of the last year or so, Google started adding more job search features to its search engine. Today, it’s expanding this program by also making it easier to find work-from-home jobs. → Read More
Google Fit comes to iOS –
Google today announced that Google Fit, the company’s fitness tracking app that launched on Android back in 2014, is now available on iOS. It definitely took Google a while to bring the app to iOS. → Read More
Docker developers can now build Arm containers on their desktops –
Docker and Arm today announced a major new partnership that will see the two companies collaborate in bringing improved support for the Arm platform to Docker’s tools. → Read More
Embrace raises $4.5M for its mobile application performance management platform –
Embrace, an LA-based startup that offers a mobile-first application performance management platform, today announced that it has raised a $4.5 million funding round led by Pritzker Group Venture Capital. → Read More
Databricks open-sources Delta Lake to make data lakes more reliable –
Databricks, the company founded by the original developers of the Apache Spark big data analytics engine, today announced that it has open-sourced Delta Lake, a storage layer that makes it easier to ensure data integrity as new data flows into an enterprise’s data lake by bringing ACID transactions to these vast data repositories. Delta Lake, […] → Read More
You can now take your Amazon returns to all Kohl’s stores –
It’s one thing to be able to get everything delivered to your doorstep, it’s another to then have to actually have to leave your home, brace the elements and return those things that just didn’t work out (or work at all). → Read More
Facebook makes its first browser API contribution
Facebook today announced that it has made its first major API contribution to Google’s Chrome browser. Together with Google, Facebook’s team created an API proposal to contribute code to the browser, which is a first for the company. → Read More
CloudBees acquires Electric Cloud to build out its software delivery management platform
CloudBees, the enterprise continuous integration and delivery service (and the biggest contributor to the Jenkins open-source automation server), today announced that it has acquired Electric Cloud, a continuous delivery and automation platform that first launched all the way back in 2002. The two … → Read More
Google Cloud brings on 27-year SAP veteran as it doubles down on enterprise adoption
Thomas Kurian, the newly-minted CEO of Google Cloud, used the company’s Cloud Next conference last week to lay out his vision for the future of Google’s cloud computing platform. → Read More
Google Home’s Philips Hue integration can now wake you up gently
Maybe you love the sound of your alarm clock blaring in the morning, heralding a new day full of joy and adventure. More likely, though, you don’t. → Read More
Google starts rolling out better AMP URLs
Publishers don’t always love Google’s AMP pages, but readers surely appreciate their speed, and while publishers are loath to give Google more power, virtually every major site now supports this format. → Read More
Google expands its container service with GKE Advanced
With its Kuberntes Engine (GKE), Google Cloud Google has long offered a managed service for running containers on its platform. → Read More
OpenStack Stein launches with improved Kubernetes support
The OpenStack project, which powers more than 75 public and thousands of private clouds, launched the 19th version of its software this week. → Read More
With consumer G+ dead, Currents hopes to make waves in the enterprise
Google today announced that Google+ in G Suite, the last remaining remnants of what was once Google’s attempt to rival Facebook and Twitter, will now be called Currents. → Read More
The 6 most important announcements from Google Cloud Next 2019
Google is hosting its annual Cloud Next developer conference in San Francisco this week. → Read More
Google Cloud adds a managed service for Microsoft’s Active Directory
Love it or hate it, Microsoft’s Active Directory remains one of the most-used identity services in the enterprise. → Read More
Google launches new security tools for G Suite users
Google today launched a number of security updates to G Suite, its online productivity and collaboration platform. → Read More
Google launches an end-to-end AI platform
As expected, Google used the second day of its annual Cloud Next conference to shine a spotlight on its AI tools. → Read More
Google launches its coldest storage service yet
At its Cloud Next conference, Google today launched a new archival cold storage service. → Read More
Google turns your Android phone into a security key
Your Android phone could soon replace your hardware security key to provide two-factor authentication access to your accounts. → Read More