The 10 Coolest IoT Connectivity Companies: The 2020 Internet Of Things 50
5 Free Networking Products To Help Businesses Survive Working From Home
by Gina Narcisi
In light of coronavirus forcing many to work from home, here's some free networking, security, and application performance solutions to make life easier for businesses that need to stay productive.
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by Michael Novinson
SonicWall’s new MSSP program has evolved from forcing customers to commit to an annual license from the get-go to offering both monthly and annual pricing options.
by Kyle Alspach
The company will host a ‘complimentary digital event experience’ in September in place of the in-person Ignite conference.
by O’Ryan Johnson
Lexmark Vice President of Worldwide Channel and OEM Sales Sammy Kinlaw outlines the ways the company is helping its partners manage sales during the coronavirus pandemic.
by Mark Haranas
The Michael & Susan Dell Foundation is donating millions to stabilizing livelihoods and small businesses as well as identifying potential treatments for the coronavirus pandemic. “It is vitally important to us that help reaches as many people and families as possible,” said Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell.
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Intel To Sell Home Gateway Assets For $150 Million
by Dylan Martin
The sale of Intel's home gateway assets represents further consolidation of its connectivity solutions under CEO Bob Swan that weren't part of the company's core business, but the chipmaker is still pursuing connectivity in other ways, including products for Wi-Fi 6 and 5G network infrastructure.
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2020 Internet Of Things 50: Realizing The Promise Of IoT
by Dylan Martin
For solution providers just getting started in IoT and those who have already established businesses in the field, CRN presents the 50 coolest IoT companies of the year across connectivity, hardware, industrial IoT, security and software.
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Apple Reportedly Buys A Voice AI Startup To Help Siri
by Kyle Alspach
The startup, Voysis, has offered technology for improved natural language understanding.
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Zoom: While ‘Disappointing’ To Learn Of Hijackings, Here’s How To Be Safe
by Jennifer Zarate
‘I think a lot of the vendors in the channel are going to figure out a way — and they’re probably already hard working at that — to say, ‘We’re going to push the foundation of security that you don’t have to think about that’ll start to shore up what we’re starting to see now in these large hosted environments,’ Peter Tran, head of global cybersecurity advisory at InferSight.
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2020 Partner Program Guide: 5-Star Emerging Vendors
by Rick Whiting
CRN designated the partner programs of these emerging vendor companies as 5-Star.
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5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending April 3, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel.
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Zix Leaders: Coronavirus Increases Need For Archiving Beyond Email
by Michael Novinson
‘There’s a lot of sensitive business information and conversations that are happening outside of your email environment,’ says Zix’s Geoff Bibby, pointing to instant messaging platforms like Slack and Microsoft Teams.
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Lenovo Postpones Transform 2020 Conference To The Fall
by Kyle Alspach
The conference includes an Accelerate track for channel partners, and had originally been planned for June.
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Zoom Outage Tests Limits Of Cloud Videoconferencing
by Gina Narcisi
Zoom is reporting an outage on Friday as remote working and distance learning due to COVID-19 strains the cloud videoconferencing platform.
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CRN Security Roundtable: What Kind Of Solution Provider Would You Start?
by Michael Novinson
The cybersecurity industry’s top channel minds said they’d focus on protecting new technologies like IoT, DevSecOps, Kubernetes and 5G if starting a solution provider business of their own today.
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Supermicro Cuts Sales Guidance By $30M Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
by Mark Haranas
“While efforts to halt the spread of COVID-19 impacted our operations during the quarter, we continue to operate with an abundance of caution and expanded safety precautions,” said Supermicro CEO Charles Liang.
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Intel Unveils 'World's Fastest' Laptop CPUs: 5 Things To Know
by Dylan Martin
Intel brings 5 GHz boost clock speeds to the masses with its new 10th-generation Core H-Series processors for gaming and content creation laptops, which an executive says will create new refresh opportunities for the channel, especially as people are stuck at home due to the coronavirus.
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