SolarWinds RMM Tool Has Open Zero-Day Exploit: Huntress Labs

by O’Ryan Johnson

“We’ve been working rapidly on a hot fix that will be made available imminently to help mitigate potential risk for our partners. As of Jan. 24, we know of no exploits related to this vulnerability,” SolarWinds Vice President of Security Tim Brown said.

Arista Networks Snaps Up Big Switch Networks: Report

by Gina Narcisi

Arista is not commenting on a report that it has purchased software-defined networking specialist Big Switch Networks.

PKA Technologies Has A Passion For ‘Listening To Customers’

by Steven Burke

“We’ve been very successful in using our consultative approach to figure out what customers need to do differently so that their CSOs (Chief Security Officers) can rest easier at night with a secure hardware, software and networking environment,” said PKA Technologies CEO Felise Katz.

Intel Forecasts 'More Normalized' CPU Supply In 2nd Half Of 2020

by Kyle Alspach

PC chip supply ‘remains tight’ and some server processors have also been impacted, but the company has gotten ‘maniacal’ about raising production levels, CEO Bob Swan says.

4 New Dell EMC Isilon Products For Kubernetes And Microsoft Azure

by Mark Haranas

Dell Technologies launches four new products for its Isilon storage portfolio including a new version of Isilon OneFS, a container storage plugin and new Azure ExpressRoute Local compatibility.

Here Are The 11 HP Board Hopefuls That Xerox Has Nominated

by O’Ryan Johnson

The list of candidates includes past and present senior executives from dozens of the world’s leading companies, including Aetna, United Airlines, Hilton Hotels, Novartis and Verizon.

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DISRUPT 2020: IGEL’s Linux OS Is An Azure Windows Virtual Desktop ‘Game Changer’

by Steven Burke

‘This is the start of the desktop in the cloud computing revolution,’ says IGEL Co-CEO Jed Ayres. ‘It’s the cloud equivalent of when Bill Gates said he wanted a PC on every desk and in every home. We want to put those billions of desktops into the cloud with the IGEL OS and WVD.’
5 Companies That Had A Rough Week

by Rick Whiting

For the week ending Jan. 24, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions.
Intel, Red Cross: Mapping For Disasters With AI

by Jennifer Zarate

Intel is working with the Red Cross to use artificial intelligence to create highly detailed maps of developing areas that will be ready for first responders to use in the event of a disaster, conflict, or disease epidemic.
5 Companies That Came To Win This Week

by Rick Whiting

For the week ending Jan. 24, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel.
Apple Enterprise Specialist Jamf Reportedly Files For IPO

by Kyle Alspach

The device management software maker, which has been making a major push with channel partners, is reportedly seeking a valuation of about $3 billion.
HP Takes Aim At Icahn In Xerox Spat, Says Investor 'Not Aligned' With Other HP Shareholders

by Kyle Alspach

Icahn, a major shareholder in both companies, ‘would disproportionately benefit from an acquisition of HP by Xerox at a price that undervalues HP,’ the company says in a new response.
Microsoft To Push Chrome Users To Bing Via Office 365 ProPlus Update

by Kyle Alspach

The forthcoming update will make Bing the default search engine for Chrome users in the U.S. and Canada.
Comcast Cable Unit Growth Aided By Broadband Strength, Execs Say

by Gina Narcisi

Comcast continues to dominate with its ‘connectivity-centric’ portfolio, but the cable giant also has plans to grow in new areas, such as streaming video and security, executives say.
Xerox Nominates 11 To HP Board In Takeover Salvo

by O’Ryan Johnson

'We believe HP shareholders will be better served by a new slate of independent directors who understand the challenges of operating a global enterprise and appreciate the value that can be created by realizing the synergies of a combination with Xerox,' says Xerox CEO John Visentin.
The Most Important Tech IPOs Of 2019

by Joseph F. Kovar

The tech industry saw a healthy number of IPOs in 2019, but CRN looks beyond the obvious ones like Airbnb, Lyft, and Peloton to find the top 10 IPOs of the year that are much closer to the channel.
AWS Asks Judge To Hit Pause On JEDI Implementation

by Joseph Tsidulko

The cloud giant filed a motion Wednesday requesting that a federal court prevent the Defense Department from beginning migration to Microsoft Azure until it decides whether President Donald Trump's political influence corrupted the process.
Pluribus Networks Reveals New Switch Support, Integrations For Edge Data Centers

by Gina Narcisi

‘As you become more distributed, you're moving into more constrained locations. We are focused on optimizing the networking solutions for those environments, which need more automation,’ says Pluribus Networks CMO Mike Capuano.

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SolarWinds RMM Tool Has Open Zero-Day Exploit: Huntress Labs

by O’Ryan Johnson

“We’ve been working rapidly on a hot fix that will be made available imminently to help mitigate potential risk for our partners. As of Jan. 24, we know of no exploits related to this vulnerability,” SolarWinds Vice President of Security Tim Brown said.

Arista Networks Snaps Up Big Switch Networks: Report

by Gina Narcisi

Arista is not commenting on a report that it has purchased software-defined networking specialist Big Switch Networks.

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PKA Technologies Has A Passion For ‘Listening To Customers’

by Steven Burke

“We’ve been very successful in using our consultative approach to figure out what customers need to do differently so that their CSOs (Chief Security Officers) can rest easier at night with a secure hardware, software and networking environment,” said PKA Technologies CEO Felise Katz.

Intel Forecasts 'More Normalized' CPU Supply In 2nd Half Of 2020

by Kyle Alspach

PC chip supply ‘remains tight’ and some server processors have also been impacted, but the company has gotten ‘maniacal’ about raising production levels, CEO Bob Swan says.

4 New Dell EMC Isilon Products For Kubernetes And Microsoft Azure

by Mark Haranas

Dell Technologies launches four new products for its Isilon storage portfolio including a new version of Isilon OneFS, a container storage plugin and new Azure ExpressRoute Local compatibility.

Here Are The 11 HP Board Hopefuls That Xerox Has Nominated

by O’Ryan Johnson

The list of candidates includes past and present senior executives from dozens of the world’s leading companies, including Aetna, United Airlines, Hilton Hotels, Novartis and Verizon.

More Stories

DISRUPT 2020: IGEL’s Linux OS Is An Azure Windows Virtual Desktop ‘Game Changer’

by Steven Burke

‘This is the start of the desktop in the cloud computing revolution,’ says IGEL Co-CEO Jed Ayres. ‘It’s the cloud equivalent of when Bill Gates said he wanted a PC on every desk and in every home. We want to put those billions of desktops into the cloud with the IGEL OS and WVD.’

5 Companies That Had A Rough Week

by Rick Whiting

For the week ending Jan. 24, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions.

Intel, Red Cross: Mapping For Disasters With AI

by Jennifer Zarate

Intel is working with the Red Cross to use artificial intelligence to create highly detailed maps of developing areas that will be ready for first responders to use in the event of a disaster, conflict, or disease epidemic.

5 Companies That Came To Win This Week

by Rick Whiting

For the week ending Jan. 24, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel.

Apple Enterprise Specialist Jamf Reportedly Files For IPO

by Kyle Alspach

The device management software maker, which has been making a major push with channel partners, is reportedly seeking a valuation of about $3 billion.

HP Takes Aim At Icahn In Xerox Spat, Says Investor 'Not Aligned' With Other HP Shareholders

by Kyle Alspach

Icahn, a major shareholder in both companies, ‘would disproportionately benefit from an acquisition of HP by Xerox at a price that undervalues HP,’ the company says in a new response.

Microsoft To Push Chrome Users To Bing Via Office 365 ProPlus Update

by Kyle Alspach

The forthcoming update will make Bing the default search engine for Chrome users in the U.S. and Canada.

Comcast Cable Unit Growth Aided By Broadband Strength, Execs Say

by Gina Narcisi

Comcast continues to dominate with its ‘connectivity-centric’ portfolio, but the cable giant also has plans to grow in new areas, such as streaming video and security, executives say.

Xerox Nominates 11 To HP Board In Takeover Salvo

by O’Ryan Johnson

'We believe HP shareholders will be better served by a new slate of independent directors who understand the challenges of operating a global enterprise and appreciate the value that can be created by realizing the synergies of a combination with Xerox,' says Xerox CEO John Visentin.

The Most Important Tech IPOs Of 2019

by Joseph F. Kovar

The tech industry saw a healthy number of IPOs in 2019, but CRN looks beyond the obvious ones like Airbnb, Lyft, and Peloton to find the top 10 IPOs of the year that are much closer to the channel.

AWS Asks Judge To Hit Pause On JEDI Implementation

by Joseph Tsidulko

The cloud giant filed a motion Wednesday requesting that a federal court prevent the Defense Department from beginning migration to Microsoft Azure until it decides whether President Donald Trump's political influence corrupted the process.

Pluribus Networks Reveals New Switch Support, Integrations For Edge Data Centers

by Gina Narcisi

‘As you become more distributed, you're moving into more constrained locations. We are focused on optimizing the networking solutions for those environments, which need more automation,’ says Pluribus Networks CMO Mike Capuano.

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