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by Steven Burke
The Azure cloud workspace platform will hit its full fiscal year sales forecast four months ahead of schedule, said Microsoft Group Program Manager for Windows Virtual Desktop Scott Manchester.
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by Dylan Martin
'The part that's been interesting has been—and I feel good because I said this before launch—was once we get the product in the hands of customers, they will do things with it that we didn't think to do,' Intel Xeon and Memory Chief Lisa Spelman tells CRN in an interview.
by Steven Burke
IGEL Co-CEO Jed Ayres says he has set a goal for the company to break the $1 billion sales barrier as it moves to capture the exploding cloud workspaces opportunity with its IGEL next generation edge operating system.
by Kyle Alspach
We take a look at some of the biggest trends to follow this year across cloud, data center, networking and mobility.
by Gina Narcisi
The carrier giant sees mobility momentum and fiber as its path to profitable growth in 2020 as it refocuses on its core telecom business.
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AMD Wraps Up 2019 With Strong 7nm Ryzen, EPYC And Radeon Sales
by Dylan Martin
'We ended 2019 with our highest quarterly client processor unit shipments in more than six years based on strong demand for Ryzen desktop and mobile processors,' AMD CEO Lisa Su says of the chipmaker's surge in the client processor market.
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Apple's iPhone 11 Line Sees 'Exceptional Demand,' But iPad Declines
by Kyle Alspach
The launch of a new entry-level iPad during the quarter was unable to hold off an 11-percent revenue drop in the company's tablet business.
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Google Mobile App For Business Communications Under Development: Report
by Gina Narcisi
Google reportedly has a new business communications app in development that combines chat, email, other functions.
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Backup And Disaster Recover Minute: OneXafe Solo – Your Right-Fit SMB Data Protection Solution
by Aaron Nobil
Find out how StorageCraft’s OneXafe Solo 300 provides security and peace of mind for your SMB customers.
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SAP Reports 39% Cloud Sales Surge In 2019, Continued Customer Migration To S/4HANA
by Rick Whiting
Company expects cloud revenue to exceed 15 billion euros by 2023 with ‘predictable’ recurring revenue accounting for 80 percent of sales.
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ServiceNow Buys Passage AI To Boost Bot Language Skills
by O’Ryan Johnson
‘Their deep learning technology, which they use to bring on board a language and understand the intent, was very scalable ... It was a slam dunk for us to bring them on board,’ Debu Chatterjee, senior director, AI Engineering at ServiceNow, tells CRN.
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HP Calls Xerox 'A Company Of Questionable Value' After Earnings Results
by Kyle Alspach
Xerox reported that its revenue decline continued in its latest quarter, which HP termed a source of ‘meaningful risk’ in the proposed merger of the two companies.
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Private Equity Firms Are Taking Over The Data Center Market
by Mark Haranas
Private equity accounted for a massive 80 percent of all data center acquisitions that closed in 2019, driving data center M&A to new heights.
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Xerox Has ‘Flexibility’ Around $24 Billion Loan Promises For HP Bid, CFO Says
by O’Ryan Johnson
“We believe our arrangements with those financial institutions allow us flexibility if need be,” Xerox CFO Bill Osbourn Jr. said of loan guarantees it won to finance a takeover of HP.
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Splice Machine Readies New Edition Of Its Distributed SQL Data Platform
by Rick Whiting
The company will ship Splice Machine 3.0 this quarter, offering new workload management, high-availability and security enhancements that better position the next-generation database for mission-critical deployments.
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Microsoft’s Windows Virtual Desktop Is Set To Drive Azure VDI Sales Explosion: Partners
by Steven Burke
‘What we see in enterprises is a growing concern around security and a growing mobile workforce,’ says SynchroNet CEO Darin Cook. “The best answer for those two things is a cloud desktop or a cloud mechanism to distribute applications. I think there will be some sort of desktop as a service in every enterprise over the next 24 months.”
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