Confluent explained the new service will allow customers to scale usage of their server-less infrastructure, up and down, between zero to 100 MB/s (that's megabytes, not megabits), with billing based ...

Apache Kafka, the open-source distributed messaging system, has steadily carved a foothold as the de facto real-time standard for brokering messages in scale-out environments. And if you think you ...

How the fully managed Kafka service can bring peace and simplicity to the lives of those who depend on event streaming infrastructure. Imagine you are getting groceries delivered, or looking for a ...

Three digital leaders talk about how their businesses are using Confluent Cloud – and they explain how other organizations can benefit, too. Digital leaders who want to explore the benefits of ...

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The open-source technology behind hot startup Confluent, which allows companies to stream vast amounts of data for near-instant use, has earned it supporters at a who’s who of tech companies (think ...

Confluent Inc., a unicorn startup commercializing the Kafka open-source data platform, divulged on Thursday that it’s headed to the stock exchange. In a brief announcement, the company said that it ...

High-flying startup Confluent is bringing its open-source technology Apache Kafka to the cloud. In the years since its founders devised Kafka while at LinkedIn in 2010, the data streaming software has ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Confluent, Inc., the event streaming pioneer, today announced the next stage of its Project Metamorphosis initiative, which aims to build the next- generation ...

Commercial Apache Kafka startup Confluent Inc. today set the terms of its initial public offering, seeking to raise up to $759 million on a potential $8.33 billion valuation. Confluent announced on ...

Confluent, the commercial company built on top of the open source Apache Kafka streaming database project, announced today that it has closed a $50 million investment. The round was led by Sequoia ...