In the last couple of months, GitHub has really been called out for no longer innovating, and rightfully so.  This article even suggested innovation will mostly likely not come from within:<p>http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.infoworld.com&#x2F;article&#x2F;2960468&#x2F;application-development&#x2F;githubs-next-big-innovations-wont-come-from-within-github.html<p>Given the funding they have, it does seem strange they have only acquired two companies in their history.<p>Is GitHub waiting for the market to tank so they can get companies&#x2F;technology on the cheap?  Or has GitHub been drinking their own kool-aid for too long and don&#x27;t see that Bitbucket, GitLab, Gogs, et al. are seriously catching up.<p>Given the cash they have, it would seem logical for them to look at acquisitions to help them regain that untouchable aura that they once had.<p>So who do you think GitHub will acquire?
Ask HN: Who will GitHub acquire?