IBM will pay $11 billion in cash to acquire Confluent. Confluent is a much smaller tech stock, and growing much faster than IBM. 10 stocks we like better than Confluent › IBM (NYSE: IBM) is buying ...

IBM said it is acquiring Confluent in a deal worth $11 billion. The addition of Confluent will strengthen IBM's artificial intelligence portfolio. IBM will pay $31 per share in cash for all of the ...

Recently trading at $22.41, Confluent stock has rallied 52% from the new post-IPO low of $14.69 reached on November 2. Shares of Confluent (CFLT) have begun to rebound following a one-day plunge of 42 ...

Jay Kreps, Jun Rao, and Neha Narkhede initially developed Kafka as an open-source data streaming platform for LinkedIn's messages in 2011. It was also licensed and distributed through the non-profit ...

Confluent also discloses investments in two regional systems integration partners who are developing leading-edge data integration and migration expertise and practices. Data streaming tech developer ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Confluent, Inc. (NASDAQ: CFLT), the platform for data in motion, today announced the pricing of $1.0 billion aggregate principal amount of 0% Convertible Senior ...

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Confluent's strong partnership with Google Cloud delivers a fast path for Google Cloud customers to set data in motion “Together, Confluent and Google Cloud help customers quickly unite data, no ...

Reimagined partner program will better enable SIs to drive growth and profitability, while helping customers realize their full potential with data streaming MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- ...

Back in 2011, Jay Kreps, Jun Rao, and Neha Narkhede developed Apache Kafka as an open-source data streaming platform within LinkedIn. The three founders soon realized that Kafka, which was originally ...

I f Jay Kreps were to start his $4.5 billion-valued tech company Confluent over again, he’d take a shortcut: rather than spend five years building the open source software underpinning Confluent’s ...