The IPO window appears to be opening, and enterprise spending seems okay overall, though some rumours are a tad overblown, it seems.
Intel unveils some new chips, and Samsung has bigger, denser RAM so we can remember more stuff, like how much cash India has available for laptop builders.
Microsoft says can't beat 'em join 'em and makes Windows look like malware as Malwarebytes prepares to chop itself in half by giving 100 people the chop.
AusGov doesn't shove beans up its nose for once, but New York let you track subway riders with their credit card.
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Pure Storage had their IPO a couple of weeks ago, and I'd like to look at it now that most people have moved on to whatever shiny object will capture their attention for the next twelve seconds.
Pure Storage, a Silicon Valley based startup that sells flash-based enterprise storage arrays, announced that it has filed its S-1 with the SEC, firing the starter's pistol on its run to an IPO.