Startups

The startup, founded by former top US government cybersecurity officials, has a novel approach to neutralizing malicious communications.

Its CEO, a former Google chip exec, said the startup now has enough money to fund the business until it generates positive free cash flow.

The startup recently raised $40 million in venture funding and now has a product ready to make Istio palatable for enterprises with heterogeneous infrastructure.

South Korea-based Rebellions aims to build a chip that runs AI more efficiently to speed up high-frequency trades.

The startup is designing a rack-scale computer for enterprise IT shops that have “good reasons” to run applications in their own data centers.

The DevOps observability startup is helping developers integrate visibility capabilities earlier into the application development process to improve observability.

Its platform includes secure components, such as code and open source libraries, to develop so-called cloud-native applications.