The 10 Coolest Flash Storage And SSD Technologies Of 2019 (So Far)

by Joseph F. Kovar

CRN looks at 10 new all-flash arrays and SSDs from leading storage vendors including Violin Systems and IBM.

AWS MSP Mission Assists Boston Celtics’ Hoop Dreams With The Cloud

by Donna Goodison

'Their organization has been around for quite a long time, so we helped them really move from the waterfall software development approach to an agile software development approach,' says Glenn Grant, Mission's co-founder and president of its Eastern U.S. division. 'And we're continuing to work with them to upgrade the infrastructure to keep pace with that.'

Cloud Hosting Provider iNSYNQ Hit With Ransomware Attack

by Donna Goodison

'iNSYNQ continues to engage cyber-security experts for assistance and are working as quickly as we can to restore access to all impacted data,' the company said in a website post. 'We are not withholding backups. We simply cannot safely access them at this time.'

Intel CEO Bob Swan: We'd Rather Have Lower Share In A Larger Market

by Dylan Martin

'If you redefine the role you can play in the industry to have 30 percent share, you have to begin to dare to dream. You're not protecting what you built. You're evolving your thinking,’ Intel CEO Bob Swan says in a recent interview describing the chipmaker's data-centric strategy.'You're Not Protecting What You Built. You're Evolving Your Thinking.'

Accenture Blockchain Solution Makes Passports Obsolete

by Diana Blass

Known Traveler Digital Identity puts passport data securely into a digital wallet on your phone.

RootMetrics Report: Verizon Shines, Sprint Improves As T-Mobile Slips

by Gina Narcisi

From data, voice, and text speeds, to how well each carrier performed at a national and local level, here's the details solution providers should know about the current mobile performance of the top four carriers in the country.

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Tom Mendoza, NetApp Vice Chairman And Original Sales Lead, Retires

by Joseph F. Kovar
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by Joseph Tsidulko
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Sprint Breach Via Samsung Website Exposes Customer Data

by Michael Novinson
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