10 Top Rated Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Vendors
by Mark Haranas
As the hyper-converged market explodes, CRN breaks down the highest scoring vendors from Gartner’s Critical Capabilities for Hyper-Converged Infrastructure report.
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by Diana Blass
IBM’s Dorothy Copeland discusses chapter two of Big Blue’ s cloud offerings, including the pending acquisition of Red Hat, in an interview with CRNtv.
by Donna Goodison
“We are now only accepting new customers that are migrating to Google Cloud Platform,” a Google Cloud spokeswoman said. “We are not accepting new AWS or Microsoft customers, but still providing the service for existing customers.”
by O’Ryan Johnson
Xerox is in the process of closing as much as half of its 186 Xerox Business Solutions field offices, forcing sales teams to work remotely, and laying off support staff, as part of a massive consolidation, sources told CRN.
by Michael Novinson
The new Comodo Cybersecurity Partner Program will provide a 20 percent deal registration discount to all, and MDF and lead generation for larger solution providers.
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Microsoft: European Democratic Institutions In Crosshairs Of Hackers
by Michael Novinson
The attacks targeted 104 accounts affiliated with the German Council on Foreign Relations, The Aspen Institutes in Europe and The German Marshall Fund between September and December 2018, Microsoft said. -
5 Things To Know About Samsung's Galaxy Fold
by Kyle Alspach
Samsung announced that the foldable phone will feature a 4.6-inch cover display that opens to offer a 7.3-inch display. -
Samsung: Galaxy S10 Offers 'Compelling Story' For Businesses
by Kyle Alspach
The company is continuing to double down on adding business-centric features to its Galaxy smartphone releases. -
Samsung Mobile Channel Chief On Getting 'Tremendous Traction' With Solution Providers
by Kyle Alspach
Samsung executive Mike Coleman tells CRN that Samsung's mobility business has been generating triple- digit growth via channel partners, driven by partner program investments and new devices such as the Galaxy smartphone series. -
ThousandEyes Focuses On Global Growth With $50M Round, Led By Google
by Gina Narcisi
The latest Series D round of funding will help ThousandEyes grow ‘to the next level’ and ‘make new mistakes,’ according to CEO Mohit Lad. -
Cyren’s Lior Samuelson To Exit CEO Job, Stay On As Chairman
by Michael Novinson
Samuelson will be involved in the selection and on-boarding on his successor, and will continue to serve as chairman of Cyren's board of directors after he departs as CEO. -
Masergy CEO On 'Recession-Proof' Tech Opportunities, Acceleration Plans For The Channel
by Gina Narcisi
‘We've seen 15 [percent] to 20 percent-plus growth in channel bookings, and that trend will continue into this year and beyond. Frankly, we are looking for different ways to accelerate that growth with the channel,’ says James Parker, Masergy's new CEO. -
Security Minute: Full Coverage and a Single-Pane-of-Glass View with Fortinet
by Andrea Medeiros
Three reasons why your customers’ security transformation needs a fabric approach. -
Federal Judge Eyes New Conflict Claims In Oracle’s JEDI Cloud Contract Suit
by David Harris
A Department of Defense spokesperson says the agency ‘can confirm that new information not previously provided to DOD has emerged related to potential conflicts of interest.’ -
Huawei CEO: ‘There's No Way The U.S. Can Crush Us’
by Joseph F. Kovar
Huawei Founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei tells the BBC that actions against his company by the U.S. and other Western countries, including the arrest of his daughter Meng Wanzhou, will only make his company stronger. -
10 Things To Know About The $560M Palo Alto Networks-Demisto Deal
by Michael Novinson
Here's a look at 10 of the biggest reasons Palo Alto Networks and Demisto came together to leverage the power of automation and deliver more immediate threat prevention and response. -
Arm Takes On Intel With Neoverse Platforms For Edge, Cloud And 5G
by Dylan Martin
While Arm doesn’t directly compete with Intel, the move enables Arm’s silicon partners, which include AWS and Huawei, to design new kinds of processors that power the increasingly growing number of cloud and edge servers in the world where Intel has staked its future growth.
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