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Xerox CEO: Fujifilm 'Bad Actor' 'Desperate' and 'Misguided'

The US copier and printer maker said it plans to dissolve its 56-year-old Asia-Pacific partnership with Fuji Xerox.
AT&T To Acquire AppNexus To Establish Foothold In Digital Ad Sales

AT&T confirmed reports Monday that it will buy advertising technology company AppNexus. The combination will bring together advanced ad technology with AT&T's premium TV and video content portfolio.
Blobs Get WORM: Microsoft Adds Immutable Storage To Azure Storage Blobs

Microsoft Azure partners praised the new write-once-read-many (WORM) capability for Azure Storage Blobs as key to getting customers with regulatory concerns to trust the Azure cloud with their sensitive data.
CRN Interview: Juniper Networks CMO On The 'Huge Opportunity' For Partners To Specialize In IoT

"Where our partners come in is any time there's something that's very nascent and you're dealing with IoT organizations that are flat budget, not a lot of know-how in a given space. To me, that screams huge opportunities for partners," Mike Marcellin said.
VAR vCore Unveils Women In Technology Scholarship, Aims To Expand Gender Diversity In IT And At vCore As Well

The scholarship is starting this Fall with an ASU student looking to study computer engineering with a cybersecurity emphasis, but is expected to impact 100 young women across the western U.S. in the next 10 years.

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	5 Tech Execs Who Could Become Intel's Next CEO In the wake of Intel CEO Brian Krzanich's sudden resignation, a handful of potential candidates for Intel's next leader have cropped up. Here's a look at five technology executives whose names are being floated as Krzanich's successor.
	Head-To-Head: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Vs. Dell Latitude 7390 The CRN Test Center compares two leading powerhouse business laptops for 2018. Here's how the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon stacks up against the Dell Latitude 7390.
	5 Companies That Are Racing To Build IoT Networks These five companies are looking to get their own cut of the tens of millions of connected devices coming online in the next five years.