The Best And Worst Technology Company Stocks In The First Half Of 2019
HPE's Tom Lattin: AMD EPYC Single-Socket Is A 'Breakthrough' For TCO
by Dylan Martin
'That is in terms of the economics of purchasing the hardware, but probably more importantly, the software licensing implications of being able to deploy a single-socket system and get equal or better performance to what you could get on a dual-socket system at a drastically lower software licensing profile,' HPE executive Tom Lattin says.
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by Joseph F. Kovar
‘We are now setting a bold new path for Pure for our second decade, which will deliver the next set of 10X breakthroughs. Our goal is to take the fragmented and antiquated data storage environment and re-create it into a unified, automated and multi-cloud data experience,’ said Chairman and CEO Charles Giancarlo on the company’s second fiscal quarter 2020 earnings call.
by Donna Goodison
‘Robots are not just useful for carrying out tasks,’ says Roger Barga, general manager and director of development of Amazon Web Services Robotics and Autonomous Services. ‘They get data digitally about what's going on in your operations, which you can then use to optimize your operations.’
by Gina Narcisi
"From wayfinding, to location, to connecting to IoT devices, those factors really separated Aruba out. I was really shocked that more vendors weren't further along on that cycle," says André Kindness, author of the Forrester New Wave report for wireless solutions.
by Rick Whiting
The acquisition will expand Splunk’s real-time data monitoring capabilities for cloud IT operations and application performance management tasks.
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ScanSource CEO Mike Baur: Planned Divestitures Will Be A ‘Swift Process’
by O’Ryan Johnson
‘We do believe this plan will happen quickly. We think that will be a swift process. We think that will be reassuring to our employees and to our suppliers and our customers,’ says Baur in an interview with CRN after the company’s fourth-quarter earnings call. -
Chinese Hyper-Scale Operators Lower Data Center Spending As Amazon, Google And Microsoft Double Down
by Mark Haranas
‘The drop-off in spending in China has been so marked that an otherwise strong worldwide growth story has been transformed into a modest Capex decline,’ says John Dinsdale, a chief analyst at Synergy Research Group. -
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This Technology Could Be The End Of Nosebleed Seats
by Diana Blass
DXC Technology showcases new offerings that use augmented reality, virtual reality and artificial intelligence to transform fan engagement at live events. -
VMware Acquires Intrinsic For Application Security Expertise: Report
by Michael Novinson
Intrinsic applies the principle of least-privilege to applications to help protect sensitive resources against worst-case scenarios like code injection attacks and malicious third-party modules. -
Google Cloud, IBM, Intel, Microsoft Back New Effort To Encrypt Server Data
by Dylan Martin
'Whether running on your own servers on-prem, in an edge deployment or in the heart of a cloud service provider’s data center, this “in-use” data is almost always unencrypted and potentially vulnerable,' Intel executive Lorie Wigle says of the problem that the Confidential Computing Consortium is tackling. -
Anexinet Looks To Battle Outdated Apps With Mobile App Refresh Kickstart Program
by Kyle Alspach
In just a few weeks, the solution provider assesses the current state of a customer’s app and develops a full plan for a refreshed version. -
Intel 10th-Gen Core Comet Lake Brings Six Cores To Ultrathin Laptops
by Dylan Martin
The new processors provide up to 16 percent overall performance gains compared with last year's eighth-generation Intel Core i7-8565U mobile processor, says Intel executive Ran Senderovitz. For productivity applications and multitasking, they provide up to a 41 percent improvement. -
HPE: DXC Contractual Relationship Intact Despite $666 Million Payout
by Steven Burke
‘DXC’s three-year contractual commitment to purchase significant dollar amounts of products and services from HPE is unaffected by this arbitration award,’ said HPE in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing. -
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30 Notable IT Executive Moves: July 2019
by Dylan Martin
The announcement of Julie Sweet as Accenture's new CEO was among the largest IT executive moves that changed the technology landscape in July.
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