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With $8M seed, Onehouse builds open source data lakehouse, eyes managed service

TechCrunch

It had a lot of unstructured data sitting in a data lake, but the challenge was to find a way to execute on that data more quickly, something you could do with a data warehouse, but was more difficult in a data lake due to its unstructured nature. What open source-based startups can learn from Confluent’s success story.

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No-code business intelligence service y42 raises $2.9M seed round

TechCrunch

At the core of the service is a lot of open source and the company, for example, contributes to GitLabs’ Meltano platform for building data pipelines. “We’re taking the best of breed open-source software. y42 is a powerful single source of truth for data experts and non-data experts alike.

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Distributed Postgres goes full open source with Citus: why, what & how

The Citus Data

A few months ago we made Citus fully open source. Contrary to folks who say that Postgres is a monolith that can’t scale—Postgres in fact has a fully open source solution for distributed scale, one that’s also native to Postgres. Why make the final pieces of Citus open source now? It’s called Citus !

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Cybersecurity Due Diligence: Now a best practice in Merger & Acquisition (M&A)

CTOvision

In a recent post on the Cooley M&A website titled Cybersecurity Diligence in M&A Transactions , Cooley partners Andrew Lustig and Randy Sabett bring clarity to a clear trend in the marketplace: cybersecurity diligence is now a part of the M&A diligence assessment. The Verizon/Yahoo!

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Data wants to disrupt your deal flow (again)

TechCrunch

No further due diligence? As history often reminds us , due diligence matters from a human perspective — and vetting a founder beyond their ability to attract talent can save firms from headaches or legal woes. “Our approach? This is our data set, let’s see if we can put money into them,” he said. No problem.

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You Must Comply! Why You Need Proactive Open-Source License Compliance

Prisma Clud

As vulnerabilities in open-source code continue to play a prominent role in headline-grabbing exploits, such as Heartbleed and Log4Shell, a hidden source of open-source risk flies under the radar — license noncompliance. A Primer on Open-Source Licenses.

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Attending Oracle’s CodeOne? Here Are 15 Sessions Everyone Will Be Talking About

OverOps

in Moscone West, Room 2016. He’s going to be talking about code quality in open source projects and identifying problems in the code. Hiding in Plain Sight: Real Problems Lurking in Open Source Projects [DEV6066]*. Is Boilerplate Code Really So Bad? Moscone West – Room 2016.