The chip startup’s all-in-one solution said to be one of the early signals of an upcoming wave of composable disaggregated infrastructure.

Its revenue has grown over the past three years while losses have held relatively steady.

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.

The global data center services giant embraces the startup’s unique technology, saying it’s been “validated” and “solves a real problem within our client base.”

The combined company is slated to be worth about $2 billion and a deal is set to be announced in coming weeks.

The startup, one of Istio's top contributors, has also launched an online community for Istio and Envoy enthusiasts to surface problems, brainstorm solutions.

The company plans to launch a network of satellites that would store data by beaming light back and forth between the nodes.

The startup helps clients including Zoom and Boston Dynamics protect their data on Salesforce platforms.