Business & Tech
Rackspace Agrees to Buy Datapipe, Becomes Largest Managed Cloud Player
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Rackspace has agreed to acquire Datapipe, making Rackspace the largest public managed cloud player in the world.
Business & Tech
San Antonio Leaders Build Case for Amazon HQ2
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As economic development opportunities go, Amazon’s second headquarters is big, and San Antonio leaders are on it.
Business & Tech
Pinch and Rosella Ready to Open Their Doors at Rand Building
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New sites for old favorites are opening this month in one of SA’s most historic buildings, a place where technologies and startups are launched and grown.
Health & Wellness
2 Dudes Discuss Ketogenics, Lifestyle Changes
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The ketogenic diet emphasizes high-fat and low-carbohydrate eating as a way to fend off Type 2 diabetes and maintain healthy blood-sugar levels.
Commentary
Graham Weston Takes on New Message: Get Healthy
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On Thursday, July 20, Graham Weston will host a presentation by Carl Franklin and Richard Morris of the 2 Keto Dudes at the Geekdom Event Centre.
Business & Tech
Rackspace to Grow With Acquisition of Enterprise Application Company
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Rackspace said Thursday it has agreed to acquire TriCore Solutions, a leader in the management of enterprise applications, including enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions from Oracle and SAP.
Business & Tech
Rackspace Names Former EarthLink Executive New CEO
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Joe Eazor, 54, comes to Rackspace from EarthLink, where he was CEO of the dial-up Internet service that he led into cloud networking.
Business & Tech
CEO Taylor Rhodes Leaving Rackspace May 16
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Rackspace CEO Taylor Rhodes is leaving the company effective May 16 to become CEO of a smaller, private company in another city.
Business & Tech
Despite Lack of State Mandate, Some SA Employers Offer Paid Family Leave
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Paid family leave is a rare benefit in the U.S. According to the Department of Labor, only 12% of private sector workers have access to such leave options.
Business & Tech
Scaleworks’ Move to Houston Street Latest Boost for Tech Corridor
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The relocation of five growing software companies into the Savoy Building signals far more than just the latest step in downtown’s revitalization.