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5 Things To Know About Citrix’s Acquisition Of Wrike
by Rick Whiting
Citrix Systems is paying $2.25 billion to buy work management application vendor Wrike.
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by Dylan Martin
The IT industry ended 2020 with major CEO shakeups at Nutanix, SolarWinds and 8x8 as well as significant personnel changes at companies like Capgemini, Accenture, Xerox, IBM, Arrow Electronics and Cisco Systems.
by Mark Haranas
Here are the four biggest VMware executives, including CEO Pat Gelsinger, who have recently left the virtualization and software superstar.
by Rick Whiting
Here’s a roundup of 10 big data technology companies to keep an eye on in 2021—some well-known (looking at you Snowflake), some likely to break out this year, and some just starting to appear on industry watchers’ radar screens.
by Mark Haranas
Public cloud spending on servers, storage and networking products from the likes of Dell and HPE reaches $13.3 billion in third quarter 2020.
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10 Innovative Smart Home Gadgets From CES 2021 That You Can’t Miss
by Dylan Martin
CRN looked through hundreds of exhibitors to find some of the most innovative smart home technologies on display at the virtual CES 2021, and they included smart pillows, smart baby cribs, smart air-quality clocks and home energy assistants.
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4 Reasons Why Staples-Office Depot Deal Could Get The Green Light
by Joseph F. Kovar
Rather than rejecting Staples’ offer to acquire Office Depot for $2.1 billion, Office Depot’s Jan. 19 response seems to open the door for the company to divest its CompuCom business, sell its retail and e-commerce business to Staples, and possibly become a stand-alone B2B business.
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Microsoft Is Leasing The Most Data Center Capacity In US
by Mark Haranas
Data center leasing capacity in the U.S. tripled in 2020 with Microsoft, Facebook and Bytedance (TikTok) leasing the most from multi-tenant data center operators.
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VMware Adds AI Technologist, Venture Capitalist To Its Board
by Mark Haranas
‘Ken is an experienced technologist and corporate director with deep roots in software, mobile and AI technologies,’ says VMware board member Paul Sagan.
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Google Cloud Hires Amway Exec As VP Of Consumer Packaged Goods
by Donna Goodison
‘I’m thrilled to join Google Cloud during this transformational period for the broader CPG industry,’ Giusy Buonfantino said in a statement. ‘Now more than ever, it is crucial for organizations to innovate and modernize their businesses to remain resilient.’
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HP Names Former Xerox Exec Tolga Kurtoglu As New CTO
by Kyle Alspach
The company also appointed a new chief strategy officer from Bain & Company, and announced the departure of Kim Rivera, HP’s president of strategy and business management.
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Office Depot Open To Retail Business-only Acquisition By Staples, Is Selling CompuCom
by Joseph F. Kovar
Office Depot, in an open letter, says it acknowledges Staples’ primary interest in acquiring its retail and ecommerce business, and said that it has already initiated the process to sell its CompuCom business as part of a strategic review of the business.
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Cisco-Acacia Communications Deal Gains Chinese Approval Following New Offer
by Gina Narcisi
After inking a new deal last week, Cisco has won conditional approval from China’s antitrust authority to buy Acacia Communications.
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Samsung Launches Its Rugged Galaxy Tab Active3 Tablet In U.S.
by Kyle Alspach
‘The continued investment Samsung is doing around this product line is unique in the industry,’ one solution provider executive tells CRN.
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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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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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