Arctic Wolf is set to more than triple its valuation in mere months following yet another financing round from Viking Global Investors, according to Bloomberg.
Nutanix Chief Commercial Officer Tarkan Maner talks to CRN about competition with VMware and how Nutanix will eventually offer all of its emerging products on HPE GreenLake.
‘This helps bring it out from the darkness, it puts a greater light on it. It’s not new news. We’ve been dealing with this for years. Ransomware is a billion-plus dollar industry, and it didn’t just happen overnight,’ says Solutions Granted CEO Michael Crean.
“[Cisco] can‘t stop. They need to not just try to catch up, but to do the next new thing and come up with the new technologies. What is Zoom not doing, and what could they be doing, is where they need to go,” one partner told CRN about Cisco’s Webex strategy.
CRN breaks down the top five global server market share leaders, according to new data from IDC, with the first quarter of 2021 seeing server market growth soar 12 percent year over year to $20.9 billion.
The company says it is seeking to fix the issue with Teams calling on Friday, the latest in a series of issues to strike users of the Teams collaboration app.
‘It’s a very exciting time, because it will give us even further opportunity to continue to evolve the businesses in Israel and push them forward, especially within the government entities that to this day have adopted cloud at sort of the SaaS layer...less so in the infrastructure as a service or platform as a service,’ says Eran Gil, CEO of AllCloud, an AWS partner.
‘The global impact that 2020 created will not soon be forgotten, but what we need to remember is that the lessons learned can serve as a launching pad for the next evolution of technology in cohesion with productivity,’ writes Tanaz Choudhury, president of Tanches Global Management Inc., a Houston-based IT solutions provider.
‘Rest assured, we’re laser-focused on making sure that we’re providing you the highest-quality product that you can depend on to ensure that you’re safe, your customer is safe, and keep bringing you goodness to help you on this journey,’ N-able CEO John Pagliuca tells MSP partners at the virtual Empower event.
‘We’re starting to see a lot of hacktivism happen and the reason that this is concerning for me as a CISO is not necessarily because it’s happening that’s a part of my job, it’s the unintended consequences of hacktivism,’ Auth0’s Jameeka Green Aaron tells CRNtv. ‘And so case in point, we look at the fuel pipeline that was just hacked and who’s actually being hurt by that is the consumer. The consumer no longer has access to a product that they deeply need.’
‘Like all companies and organizations around the world, we’re managing every stage of this pandemic for the first time, learning and evolving as we go,’ the Seattle-based Amazon said today.
The offer was reportedly made as Intel seeks to regain technology leadership through its IDM 2.0 strategy and as rival Nvidia hopes to close its $40 billion acquisition of British chip designer Arm, the latter of which has sparked concerns about the future of Arm’s open-licensing model.
Dan McNamara, head of AMD’s EPYC business, says he expects server CPU sales to enterprise customers will soon reach the same growth rate of the chipmaker’s overall EPYC business, which doubled in size last year. He also says the company’s EPYC business with the ‘internal properties’ of hyperscalers is much larger than the EPYC-powered cloud instances available now — which one partner says is helping increase confidence with enterprises.
We compare Apple’s new M1 iPad Pro with the updated Surface Pro X 2-in-1, featuring Microsoft’s Arm-based SQ2 processor.
