Kaazing's WebSocket Gateway boasts the ability to aid as a cloud services provider, particularly for SaaS and PaaS vendors. By leveraging two Gateways, one converting TCP to WebSocket and the other converting WebSocket to TCP, a private network can be implemented using standard web technologies.
Kaazing will enable real-time communication in key areas including spot pricing, the bid management process with carriers, custom quoting directly with a specific carrier, and the management and schedule of the final load delivery and drop off on a timely and cost-effective basis.
Kaazing's server connects people and devices instantaneously and efficiently. Kaazing bases its technology on the World Wide Web Consortium's (W3C's) HTML5 WebSockets. It also works with Java and XML messaging interfaces.
A bevy of enterprise technology players are teaming up on an open standard that will allow more machine-to-machine intelligence to be swapped.
To fuel the company's growth, Kaazing raised $15 million from New Enterprise Associates and Columbus Technology Partners, as well as existing investors. It brings the company's total capital raised to $39 million.
“This influx of new capital will fuel our global expansion and further validates our market momentum with an enterprise-grade web communication platform built using the HTML5 WebSocket standard,” said Kaazing CEO and co-founder Jonas Jacobi in a statement.
Kaazing is making a strong case for replacing HTTP with the Websocket transport protocol that is administered by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), which Kaazing had a major hand in developing.
Kaazing will be featured in Dell’s demonstration of its new Dell Create services solution, unveiled today at the National Association of Broadcasters in Las Vegas.
Results a of a survey taken last month of nearly 300 global IT professionals and developers worldwide, conducted by mobile platform company Kaazing, found that web apps are red hot.
Kaazing's survey, which was conducted in March 2013 with nearly 300 global IT professionals and developers worldwide, found that nearly nine out of ten (86 percent) respondents consider real-time Web and data communication to be a priority for them in 2013, with 81 percent saying they will apply that priority to their mobile strategy.
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Kaazing, the company behind the HTML5 Web Socket standard, says that respondents to a recent study listed security as their top benefit and as their main concern, as they move forward with development plans within their respective organizations.
Jonas Jacobi noted that, “Google Maze could have been further optimized if built using a high-performance web communication platform, such as Kaazing, which could improve connectivity and latency, and ultimately user experience. It would also allow them to automatically leverage the WebSocket standard across all browsers and devices, as opposed to Chrome.”
"Kaazing's HTML5 WebSocket supports the next-generation capabilities we require, including instant bidding, rapid transactions, gaming features and live chat," Lee says. The package also delivers robust security, emulation and API libraries.
Kaazing founders of HTML5 WebSocket, has announced that its HTML5 Edition 3.5 will support the real-time bidding, live chat, and live integrated audio of the online auction service Outbid.
Kaazing, pioneers of HTML5 WebSocket and the leading live web and mobile communication platform, today announced that its HTML5 Edition 3.5 is powering the real-time bidding, live chat, and live integrated audio of the online auction service Outbid.
Outbid, an online auction website that provides users live auctions on the web or via mobile device, has announced that to create their next generation service they’re utilizing Kaazing’s HTML5 Edition 3.5.
Kaazing recently hired Sheila Dahlgren as the company’s new Chief Marketing Officer.
Dahlgren will be responsible for Kaazing’s global marketing in order to drive Kaazing’s platform adoption.
Kaazing recently hired Sheila Dahlgren as the company’s new Chief Marketing Officer.
