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Bryan Kirschner from DataStax shares his 2023 predictions, why he thinks data-driven enterprises and operation will move forward, the opportunities emerging that will allow them to move forward, the trends within the developer community that will grow in 2023, and tons more.

The new Apple iPhone 14 will be eSIM-only for the US. GlobalData predicted this back in January and noted that the eSIM-only iPhone 14 is a customer digitalization milestone, but a disaster for ill-prepared carriers due to challenges with digital customer experiences, privacy, onboarding, and more.

Justin Welter, VP of Publishing & Business Development at AdColony discusses what Apple may be up to, and shares his theory about how an Apple gaming studio would shore up revenue for Apple.

Nylas expands operations in Europe and announced that one of Europe and the worlds largest e-commerce companies selected the Nylas platform to help teams become more productive and integrate CPaaS tools and features.

744 Developer control plane 1.0 was released from Ambassador Labs, it is the world’s first managed developer control plane that will transform the Kubernetes developer experience. Ambassador Labs, the cloud-native developer experience provider, announced the Ambassador Developer Control Plane 1.0 (DCP), the company’s new managed developer control plane solution that lets developers code, ship, and run apps using Kubernetes faster and easier than ever before. Ambassador DCP provides a new m...

12,461 Siren 11.1 has been released, focusing on ease of use and control, with new functionality simplifying many day-to-day tasks for the analyst and business user. Siren announced the release of Siren 11.1. The latest version of Siren focuses on ease of use and control, with new functionality simplifying many day-to-day tasks for the analyst and business user. Usability has been addressed with the addition of a new Search UI which is also compatible with mobile devices. In terms of organiza...

6,554 Vinay Ravuri, CEO of EdgeQ predicts that in 2021 enterprise 5G deployments will gain steam, spotlight the true value of 5G, and traditional consumer 5G vendors will be entering the enterprise space. We will see a substantial increase in 5G trial initiatives by enterprises over the next 12 months, especially in verticals such as manufacturing, energy, and surveillance, to enable mission-critical applications that require low latency. 5G deployment in 2021, consumer handsets will remain th...