Confluent (CFLT) has substantially improved its prospects, while its stock has recently sold off. Even though I struggle to find its valuation of 105x forward free cash flow attractive enough to get ...

With the new “Build with Confluent” program, the company looks to help systems integrators develop use-case solutions around the Confluent data streaming platform and market those solutions to ...

Data infrastructure software company, Confluent (NASDAQ:CFLT) reported Q3 CY2024 results exceeding the market's revenue expectations , with sales up 25% year on year to $250.2 million. Its non-GAAP ...

The new Connect with Confluent initiative will help developers of database, data analytics and other big data software build integrations with the Confluent data streaming platform. Paul Mac Farland ...

Confluent stock jumped nearly 30% Monday morning after IBM announced a deal to acquire the company. IBM will pay $31 per share for the data management software maker, valuing Confluent at $11 billion.

Data-in-Motion is a compelling vision to sell investors, but Confluent’s customer base is still small and there is a long way to go to realize that vision. Confluent’s revenue growth is strong, but ...

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Confluent's namesake cloud service runs on top of Apache Kafka, an open source software platform that was originally created at LinkedIn to process its streaming data and messages in real time. Its ...

Artificial intelligence software maker Confluent (CFLT) is putting up amazing growth numbers. That includes a 400% surge in earnings last quarter on a 25% rise in revenue, the latest in a string of ...

IBM is consuming data streaming provider Confluent in an $11 billion deal targeted at bolstering Big Blue’s growing software empire. The proposed deal will see IBM acquire Confluent for $31 per share, ...

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 ...