Best of CES 2021: The Top 20 PCs, Mobile Devices And Wearables
The Coolest Wearable Technologies Making Waves At CES 2021
by Joseph F. Kovar
There were plenty of wearables on display at this year’s virtual CES, ranging from hearables and fitness trackers to smartwatches and augmented reality glasses.
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by Dylan Martin
The dueling chipmakers revealed new high-end processors for consumer, business and education laptops at CES 2021, pushing the envelope on performance and battery life.
by Gina Narcisi
In the newly-created role of president, Christina Kosmowski will work with LogicMonitor CEO Kevin McGibben on go-to-market strategy as the SaaS provider continues its rapid growth trajectory.
by Mark Haranas
‘They need to get somebody that understands the modern requirements for the organization: the agility, the cloud-first models, Kubernetes and containers,’ says Bob Keblusek, CTO of VMware partner Sentinel Technologies.
by Gina Narcisi
Some of the country’s largest tech and telecom companies are suspending or completely ending their political donation activity in the wake of the riots at the U.S. Capitol last week. Here are the companies that have come forward.
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The Hottest Enterprise 5G Trends We Saw At CES 2021
by Gina Narcisi
AT&T’s Anne Chow and Qualcomm’s Alex Holcman talked 5G availability, network slicing, new device capabilities, and business applications at CES 2021.
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Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra Vs. Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max: Head-To-Head
by Kyle Alspach
The CRN Test Center compares Samsung’s new Galaxy S21 Ultra with its counterpart in Apple’s iPhone lineup, the iPhone 12 Pro Max.
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2021 iPhones Won’t See Big Changes, Apple Mulling A Foldable iPhone: Report
by Kyle Alspach
The company has started ‘early work’ on an iPhone with a foldable display, which would rival devices such as Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold series of foldable phones.
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The Channel Angle: Here Are Eight Things Companies Can Do To Thrive During Challenging Times
by Gina Narcisi
How can a company actually grow and achieve success during an extremely challenging time? Cesar Enciso, founder of San Diego-based solution provider EVOTEK, offers the lessons he’s learned and how your company can adapt and shine, despite earth-shattering change.
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5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Jan. 15, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their ‘A’ game to the channel.
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IT Company Exodus From California Continues As Digital Realty Relocates To Texas
by Mark Haranas
‘The central location, affordable cost of living, highly educated workforce and supportive business climate have helped make Texas an epicenter for business activity and technology growth,’ says Digital Realty CEO A. William Stein.
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Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce Join COVID-19 Vaccination Records Initiative
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘Open standards and interoperability are at the heart of VCI‘s efforts and we look forward to supporting the World Health Organization and other global stakeholders in implementing and scaling open global standards for health data interoperability,’ says Paul Meyer, CEO of The Commons Project Foundation, the non-profit developer of the CommonHealth and CommonPass projects.
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10 Lightweight Business Laptops Unveiled At CES 2021
by Kyle Alspach
We’ve rounded up 10 portable new business laptops at CES from HP, Dell, Lenovo and Dynabook, which offer lightweight designs for working from home.
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AMD Aims To Speed Up EPYC Milan Sales With Solutions Approach
by Dylan Martin
‘If you look at our previous EPYC launches, we would launch the product and then you would do a lot of the optimization, and I think we’re seeing much more time-to-market for this [third-generation EPYC Milan] launch,’ CEO Lisa Su tells CRN about the chipmaker’s upcoming server processors.
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Database Startup Cockroach Labs Raises $160M In Financing, Valuation Hits $2B
by Rick Whiting
Company will apply the funding to accelerating product development to capitalize on the “massive market opportunity” of businesses moving their transactional data to cloud-based databases.
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Michael Dell On VMware Spin-Off: ‘Nothing Changes’ With Gelsinger Leaving
by Mark Haranas
Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell weighs in on whether VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger leaving for Intel will disrupt Dell’s plans to spin-off its 81 percent stake in VMware.
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