Dell-VMware Spin-Off Deal ‘Likely’ To Close By October: Sources
The 20 Hottest Cybersecurity Products At Black Hat 2021
by Michael Novinson
From protecting containers and cloud-native workloads against common threats to simplifying the process of hunting and mitigating external threats to automating incident investigations with actionable insight, here’s a look at the 20 hottest cybersecurity products unleashed at Black Hat 2021.
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by Donna Goodison
Her pending departure comes after the tech giant named Rodney Clark to the partner ecosystem role in April.
by Donna Goodison
Personnel changes include Ashish Dhawan as managing director of global partner sales for enterprise workloads, who will focus on expanding the number of partners specializing in Microsoft workloads on the AWS cloud.
by Mark Haranas
From new Latitude laptops and webcams to PowerEdge servers and PowerStore, here are the ten hottest new Dell Technologies products that hit the market in 2021.
by Gina Narcisi
Lumen’s Channel Chief Garrett Gee is leaving the company as Lumen executive Dave Young is promoted to the newly-created role of senior vice president of Strategic Sales, CRN learned.
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Teradici Launches Remote macOS Support: 5 Things To Know
by Kyle Alspach
The high-performance remote computing vendor, which just announced a deal to be acquired by HP Inc., now supports remote access to Apple’s Mac devices.
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IBM To Add More Than 700 Customer Success Managers This Year
by Wade Tyler Millward
‘We view it as a good thing for customers,’ Boston-based IBM partner Ironside Group’s CEO Tim Kreytak tells CRN in an interview. ‘IBM is a big place. It’s a way to have a concierge and a way to get to the right people and resources.’
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The 10 Biggest Nvidia News Stories Of 2021 (So Far)
by Dylan Martin
It’s only halfway through 2021, and it’s already been a blockbuster year for Nvidia, which is increasingly becoming a bigger player in the world of computing with new enterprise software, programs and GPUs as well as data processing units and eventually CPUs.
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Kaseya Ransomware Attack: 10 Things MSPs Must Do To Protect Themselves
by Michael Novinson
From scrutinizing the security of acquired assets and pen testing software development environments to limiting how much access MSPs have to customers, here’s what Black Hat 2021 attendees said MSPs should do following the Kaseya ransomware attack.
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Data Analytics Startup Ahana Raises $20M In Series A Funding
by Rick Whiting
The company will accelerate development of its Ahana Cloud service that provides a way to query huge volumes of data in AWS S3-based data lakes.
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DXC Earnings Preview: 4 Biggest Things To Focus On
by C.J. Fairfield
DXC Technology earnings preview, from partnerships with VMware and AWS to increasing cash flow, DXC is positioning itself for growth in 2022.
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5 Things To Know About Apple’s Updated Mac Pro For 2021
by Kyle Alspach
The updated model of the high-performance Mac Pro desktop features additional AMD Radeon Pro graphics options, while sticking with Intel Xeon processors for the CPU.
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Lumen Technologies To Drive Growth Through Two Significant Divestitures
by Gina Narcisi
‘We are not pleased with our revenue performance year to date and have a solid plan to improve our revenue trajectory as the economy re-opens and our new initiatives take hold,’ the service provider‘s CFO tells investors.
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The Top 25 Technology Disrupters Of 2021
by CRN Staff
Here are the men and women who are pushing boundaries and turning the IT market on its ear.
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UK May Block Nvidia-Arm Deal, Report Says, As Delay Concerns Grow
by Dylan Martin
When Nvidia announced its $40 billion deal to acquire Arm from Japan telecom giant SoftBank last year, it said the deal was expected to close in early 2022. However, that timeline was already in question prior to Bloomberg’s Tuesday report due to alleged delays in reviewing the deal by regulators in Europe and China.
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Microsoft Eyes October Reopening, Mandates Vaccines For US Office Visits
by Wade Tyler Millward
‘As we have done since the beginning of the pandemic, we continue to closely track new developments and adapt our plans as this situation evolves, keeping employee health and safety top of mind,’ a Microsoft spokesperson says in an email to CRN.
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