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Prnewswire | August 08, 2023

With the rapidly evolving digital landscape, IT departments often find themselves struggling to keep up with the ever-changing demands of businesses. Meanwhile, communicating what users with minimal technical know-how need from IT teams creates roadblocks and time-sucks. Bridging the gap between IT and business users is a necessity, one that Neptune's newest expansion in their offerings succeeds in providing. Neptune App Builder facilitates a combination of design thinking, ...

Software

Dataiku | June 22, 2021

Dataiku, a prominent AI and machine learning platform, today announced that it can be found, tested and used on Amazon web services, Inc. on AWS Marketplace, a digital catalogue including thousands of software listings of independent software companies (AWS). This opens the way for AWS users to leverage the visual interface that Dataiku offers to construct data pipelines, preparing data and building and deploying machine learning models in their cloud. Anyone with an AWS account m...

Tesla | July 23, 2020

Tesla has picked a site near Austin for its next U.S. factory, a four to five-million-square foot $1.1 billion plant that will assemble the automaker’s futuristic Cybertruck, the Tesla Semi and the Model Y and Model 3 for sales to customers on the East Coast. The decision announced Wednesday during the Tesla second-quarter earnings call marks the end of a fast and furious hunt for the best location and accompanying incentives deal for its next U.S. factory. Construction on the facto...

Software

Sonatype | June 17, 2021

Sonatype, the industry leader in developer-friendly solutions for software supply chain automation and security, announced Sonatype Lift (Lift), a first-of-its-kind cloud-native, deep code analysis platform. Lift installs in minutes and gives developer-friendly feedback on a wide variety of bug types, from lightweight style concerns to complex coding problems often seen in first-party source code and third-party open source libraries. Cyber assaults grew rapidly last year, as bad ...