This seems like an embarassing error in communications for Docker! I wonder what's going on behind the scenes.<p>There is one positive message for Docker coming out today, which is that they raised $35 million dollars. Yeah, they didn't announce the valuation, so it is probably a down round, but still, getting $35 million dollars to work on your core business is a good thing.<p>However, the first announcement that TechCrunch wrote about didn't include that at all!<p>Check out the timeline here. At 8:45 a.m. TechCrunch publishes the first article, about selling off the Docker Enterprise line. Then at 9:21 a.m. TechCrunch publishes a second article - <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2019/11/13/mirantis-acquires-docker-enterprise/" rel="nofollow">https://techcrunch.com/2019/11/13/mirantis-acquires-docker-e...</a> - with two really large pieces of news. Both that Docker raised the $35 million, <i>and</i> they replaced their CEO for the second time since May.<p>TechCrunch says: <i>for reasons only known to Docker’s communications team, we weren’t told about this beforehand</i>. It seems like they only learned the full news after publishing the original article, and quickly wrote a followup in the next half hour.<p>What's going on at Docker to be this confused in the message to the press? Chaos around the leadership change? Close to running out of money and they only raised the round at the last moment? Were they going to sell off the open source component to someone else, but that fell through? Or, boringly, maybe they just thought they clicked "send" on an email that they didn't. I'll keep imagining there's an exciting reason though.