CIO Business Intelligence

SEPTEMBER 14, 2023

The company, which reported net revenues of $3.6 Nasdaq, which went public in 2005, employs 7,000, roughly 3,000 of which are devoted to its massive IT organization, which develops an expanding range of technology products, including the trading system, security and surveillance software, and, increasingly, SaaS.

Financial 113

Financial Banking CTO Applications 113

GeekWire

NOVEMBER 18, 2022

million in grants have been awarded so far to Washington state ventures for prototype development, with additional Pentagon funds going toward production. Jim Banks, R-Ind., At the roadshow, DIU representatives said $24.5 “We’re really good at spending other people’s money,” Butow joked. That led to a U.S.

Security 99

Security Artificial Intelligence Meeting Network 99

GeekWire

FEBRUARY 17, 2021

Amazon Web Services had embarked on a data center building boom to handle soaring demand as attendees gathered for its 2019 re:Invent conference in Las Vegas. Amazon Web Services needed more capacity. The third, Colorado developer Brian Watson, put himself forward as a person who could salve Amazon’s growing pains.

Real Estate 108

Real Estate Data Center Meeting Data 108

GeekWire

OCTOBER 13, 2023

Founder: Bolbi Liu was previously a product manager at Amazon Web Services. GeekWire Photo / Nate Bek) Chassi The pitch: The startup helps robotics and embedded companies ship software by automating the development workflow. “You can [hire] a modular developer and have the AI co-pilot be a guiding hand.”

Tools 86

Tools Software Software Engineering 86

The Verge

MAY 20, 2020

Webby Award for Financial Services & Banking : Happy Money. Webby People’s Voice Award for Financial Services & Banking : Wealthsimple Website. Webby Award for Music : Bastille - Doom Days Web AR by Powster. Webby Award for Web Services & Applications : Paste by WeTransfer. Collective.

Film 95

Film Media Sports Video 95

CIO Business Intelligence

DECEMBER 27, 2023

Deutsche Bank launched its own tech hub in Berlin, pulling operations and staff from Russia amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In total, the businesses operating in the technology park brought in $13 billion to Canada’s GPD in 2018, including QNX Blackberry, Amazon Web Services, Nokia, Cisco, and Mitel.

IBM 135

IBM SAP Industry Software 135