The US Department of Justice is looking at two big IT companies, potentially making waves in the enterprise IT space. They are asking a federal judge to force Google to sell or spin off its Chrome browser, arguing that integration with Google's other products, particularly Android, Search, and the Play store, is anti-competitive. At the same time, the DOJ is also looking at the proposed acquisition of Juniper Networks by Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

Time Stamps:

0:00 - Welcome to the Rundown

2:09 - NIST Can Hear When Your Battery is Going to Catch Fire

4:48 - StarTree Cloud Powers Real-Time Data

9:44 - Itential Debuts Automation Service at Networking Field Day

17:11 - SentinelOne reports on The State of Cloud Ransomware in 2024

21:38 - Cyber Defense Agencies reveal Most Exploited Vulnerabilities in 2023

25:34 - Lightbend Launches Akka 3

29:40 - US Antitrust Actions Challenge Tech Deals

38:44 - The Weeks Ahead

39:28 - Thanks for Watching

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