Bernd Greifeneder stories

Dynatrace rolls out AI-driven platform enhancements aimed at improving user experience, log management, and cloud-native support amid data complexities.

Dynatrace marks its fifth IPO anniversary with a milestone, surpassing $1 billion in revenue, reflecting significant growth and industry leadership.

Dynatrace introduces OpenPipeline, a new core technology that allows customers to manage petabyte-scale data inflow securely and cost-efficiently.

Dynatrace introduces AI Observability, a comprehensive platform providing end-to-end observability for Large Language Models and Generative AI apps, enhancing security, cost control and compliance.

Australian companies are significantly increasing AI investments to ramp up productivity and outpace competitors, a Dynatrace survey reveals.

Australian firms are beefing up their AI investments to enhance productivity, and counter cyber threats, a new survey reveals.

Dynatrace has announced it is expanding its Davis AI engine to create what it says is the industry's first hypermodal artificial intelligence.

The survey from Dynatrace surveyed 1,300 CISOs, including 100 respondents from Australia, in large organisations.

Dynatrace extends its Grail data lakehouse to include support for metrics, traces, and multicloud topology, along with a new user experience.

Dynatrace launches Carbon Impact app, providing real-time insights into the carbon footprint of organisations' hybrid and multicloud ecosystems.

Dynatrace's new AppEngine and AutomationEngine solutions will empower customers to utilise AI-driven solutions, and answer-driven automation.

The DevSecOps Lifecycle Coverage with Snyk app, developed by the Dynatrace AppEngine, will mitigate risks across pre-production and production environments.

Australian CIOs say extending a DevSecOps culture to more teams is key to accelerating digital transformation and driving faster, more secure software releases.

Software intelligence company Dynatrace has announced the launch of its Grail core technology within the Dynatrace Software Intelligence Platform.

Dynatrace survey reveals current solutions unable to handle data from cloud-native architectures, say 78% of Australian respondents and 71% globally.

The speed and complexity created by using multicloud environments and open source software libraries are making vulnerability management more difficult.

Cloud-native architectures are disrupting traditional application security, with 89% of CISOs reporting blind spots, according to a new study by Dynatrace.