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Nutanix CEO sees multi-year opportunity after Broadcom’s VMware acquisition

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In January 2024, The Wall Street Journal highlighted the attention Broadcom’s VMware overhaul drew from CIOs, followed by reports of pricing and reseller agreement changes. We have a TAM (total addressable market) of about $76 billion and that includes software-defined compute, storage, and networking,” Ramaswami said.

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What is enterprise architecture? A framework for transformation

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Enterprise architecture definition Enterprise architecture (EA) is the practice of analyzing, designing, planning, and implementing enterprise analysis to successfully execute on business strategies. Another main priority with EA is agility and ensuring that your EA strategy has a strong focus on agility and agile adoption.

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The Week’s Biggest Funding Rounds: xAI And Anthropic Headline Big Week For AI (Again)

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xAI , $5B, artificial intelligence: Generative AI startup xAI raised $5 billion in a funding round valuing it at $50 billion, The Wall Street Journal reported. The startup’s networking infrastructure helps tie AI chips together — allowing for the consistent flow of data needed for modern AI workloads.

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Countable brings in $12M for virtual brand communities

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Enterprise engagement company Countable raised $12 million in Series A funding so that brands can more easily engage with customers, even in a way that shows a brand’s values and stance on issues. It can promote action items beyond a “like” button and leverage Countable’s “Causes” network of more than 190 million people.

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AI-powered building design platform BeamUP emerges from stealth with $15M

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Large enterprises own and maintain a lot of buildings. As a 2020 Wall Street Journal piece points out, while computer-aided software became the norm in the ’70s and ’80s, it wasn’t until 2002 that 3D modeling arrived with Autodesk’s purchase of building information modeling (BIM) software vendor Revit.

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The bright side of fintech funding results

TechCrunch

But, he said, as the company has served midmarket and early-enterprise companies over the years, it has offered them a pre-funded card that they could use to make purchases. Notably, competitor Brex — which started out offering a credit card to startups — earlier this year announced “ a big push ” both into software and enterprise.

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The Three Most Common Myths in Enterprise Security

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I’ll say it up front, your security program does not work because it is based on three common myths we hold as unquestionable truths in enterprise security: Myth 1: We can patch our way to security. Let’s face it — the foundation of every major enterprise security program begins and ends with patching.