GitLab's new hybrid pricing model and operational leverage from AI tools support significant margin expansion. Read why GTLB stock is a Strong Buy.

GitLab GTLB has built one of the most complete AI-native DevSecOps platforms, unifying code creation, testing and security ...

GitLab, a competitor to Microsoft's GitHub, is a code repository platform that has seen substantial growth, despite being unprofitable. It recently had an IPO in October 2021. GitLab's revenues are ...

Unsurprisingly, GitLab (NASDAQ: GTLB) posted a solid quarter and guided the market higher. The company has been gaining traction, and results from MongoDB (NASDAQ: MDB) foreshadowed the news. MongoDB ...

With DevOps, the need to constantly develop, test and deploy new features is critical, and this requires specialized tools to help automate and streamline the process to make it seamless. Two popular ...

GitLab (NASDAQ: GTLB), an alternative to Microsoft-owned GitHub, has had a rough time as a publicly traded company. The DevSecOps platform provider, used by developers and companies to develop and ...

GitLab is integrating artificial intelligence (AI) across its DevSecOps cycle to streamline software development and bolster security operations, its chief information security officer, Josh Lemos, ...

GitLab's Q1 results were impressive, but the company is still burning cash. Despite its burn, cash flow is moving in the right direction and breakeven could occur sooner rather than later. While its ...

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GitLab expects growth to slow dramatically this year. GitLab is also not profitable on any basis. A sky-high valuation and a price increase that will apparently fail to boost growth are reasons to ...