Cisco Layoffs Planned In Wake Of Global Economic Uncertainty In 2020
Here Are 5 Reasons Why Nutanix’s Stock Price Is Dropping
by Mark Haranas
These are the five main reasons why Nutanix’s stock is down 28 percent Thursday.
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by Michael Novinson
CRN asks security CEOs, channel chiefs and technical leaders attending RSA Conference 2020 which cybersecurity trends seem to be more about sounding cutting-edge than keeping businesses safe.
by Joseph F. Kovar
The Hitachi Vantara layoffs appear to be across the board and are happening as the company deals simultaneously with both a fast-growing digital transformation market and a maturing storage market.
by Kyle Alspach
The event, which is now slated to take place in the early fall, is the latest to be affected by the deadly outbreak.
by Kyle Alspach
The Dow plunged nearly 1,200 points on Thursday on troubling new reports about the outbreak, including in the U.S.
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Amazon, Google Further Restrict Employee Travel Due to Coronavirus
by Donna Goodison
“We can confirm that one employee from our Zurich office has been diagnosed with the coronavirus,” a Google spokesperson told CRN. “They were in the Zurich office for a limited time, before they had any symptoms.”
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5 Companies That Had A Rough Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Feb. 28, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions.
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5 Things You Need To Know About Ingram Micro's HNA Relationship
by O’Ryan Johnson
In a letter to partners, Ingram Micro CEO Alain Monie said “regardless of any issues HNA may experience” that “will not and cannot change” how Ingram Micro does business, or how partners do business with the distributor.
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Dell’s Stock Price Hits Historic Low
by Mark Haranas
‘The coronavirus has created some level of uncertainty … We do expect our normal sequentials from Q1-Q4 [2021] to be softer as a result of the coronavirus impact,’ said Dell Technologies Chief Financial Officer Tom Sweet during the company’s quarterly earnings call this week.
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Ingram Micro CEO: HNA Financial Difficulties 'Cannot Impact' Distributor
by O’Ryan Johnson
'You may have seen the latest rumors and speculation related to the financial difficulties faced by HNA Group. The Ingram Micro executive team and I want to assure you that it remains irrelevant for us at Ingram Micro,' Ingram Micro CEO Alain Monié wrote in a letter to partners.
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5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Feb. 28, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel.
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Software, Cloud Push Pure Storage Into Second Full Non-GAAP Profitable Year
by Joseph F. Kovar
Pure Storage Chairman and CEO tells analysts that the storage company's focus on building cloud-focused storage and storage-as-a-service is giving the company the base on which to continue growing in the future.
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Looking Ahead: Kaspersky Talks Channel Strategy For 2020
by Jennifer Zarate
‘We have a world-class research team, we have an advance malware research team that’s the human element, the expertise that we call the bloodline of our business,’ says Kaspersky’s Rob Cataldo.
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The Best-Selling Inkjet Printer Brands Of Q4 2019
by Kyle Alspach
The fourth quarter saw HP and Epson leading in the market for inkjet printers, according to The NPD Group.
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Data Center Blockbuster: Digital Realty’s InterXion Acquisition Nearly Complete
by Mark Haranas
One of the largest data center colocation acquisitions in history could close as early as March 9 with the merger of Digital Realty and InterXion.
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HP Claims Visentin First Asked It To Acquire Xerox
by Kyle Alspach
In a regulatory filing, HP disclosed its account of private conversations between top HP and Xerox executives over a potential merger of the two companies.
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Dell Server Segment Takes Sales Hit; Firm Expects 'Softer' Sales Due To Coronavirus
by Gina Narcisi
Dell's infrastructure segment, including its server, networking, and storage businesses, declined during the company's Q4 2020 because of U.S.-China trade tensions and slower enterprise spending. Dell expects to see further declines due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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