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Datadog Stock Dips Despite Early Signs Of Stabilization In Cloud Cost Optimizations - Vimarsana News

Datadog Stock Dips Despite Early Signs Of Stabilization In Cloud Cost Optimizations

Datadog shares in August tumbled 17% in one session after the provider of cloud-based observability solutions reduced its 2023 revenue outlook.

Source: forbes.com
Cisco signals AI, security drive with $28bn Splunk buy - Vimarsana News

Cisco signals AI, security drive with $28bn Splunk buy

The venture is expected to strengthen Cisco’s software business and accelerate its transformation to more recurring revenue.

Cisco spunks $28 billion on Splunk - CEO Chuck Robbins explains why - Vimarsana News

Cisco spunks $28 billion on Splunk - CEO Chuck Robbins explains why

Coming together to create one of the biggest software companies in the market...

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iTWire - Dynatrace joins New Zealand All-of-Government Marketplace - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Dynatrace joins New Zealand All-of-Government Marketplace

Observability and security vendor Dynatrace has been approved as a supplier to the New Zealand All-of-Government Marketplace. The Marketplace simplifi...

Source: itwire.com
Cisco to acquire Splunk in $28B mega deal - Vimarsana News

Cisco to acquire Splunk in $28B mega deal

Cisco has a reputation of building the company through acquisitions, but it has tended to stay away from the really huge ones. With Splunk, it gets an observability platform that could fit nicely into its security business to help customers better understand security threats, while also helping parse oodles of log data to resolve other problems like helping understand system failures or troubleshoot myriad issues across a broad array of enterprise systems. Under the terms of the deal, Cisco is paying a hefty premium of $157 per share.

Source: yahoo.com