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HP executives shared details on 3-D print growth, executive pay cuts and managed print services struggles.
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Cisco will reportedly spend nearly $1 billion to buy ThousandEyes for its application visibility and monitoring technology as the tech giant continues its software pursuit.
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‘You don’t want to penalize R&D,’ says Neri. ‘(In times like this) you want R&D to go faster. R&D is absolutely a top priority. Obviously you want to make the rest of the company way more efficient. So for us we are doubling down on R&D and doubling down on the things that will drive long-term, sustainable, profitable growth.’
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The semiconductor giant continues to hire AMD veterans as it plans to return to the discrete GPU market with its Xe architecture after two prior failed attempts.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff’s Roadmap To ‘The New Normal’
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In a Q2 earnings call, Benioff said the cloud giant is prepared to enter ‘stage 2’—a safe reopening of the economy. Despite the challenges of the last quarter brought on by the coronavirus crisis, Salesforce continues to invest in innovation, along with protecting its employees, customers and communities in unprecedented times
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Dell's Server And Storage Businesses Drop Amid Shift To Remote Work
by Kyle Alspach
But Dell's PC segment saw growth in its fiscal Q1, driven by commercial demand for work-from-home solutions.
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Zscaler Buys Application Security Startup Edgewise Networks
by Michael Novinson
Edgewise Networks will significantly improve the security of east-west communication by verifying the identity of application software, services and processes, Zscaler said.
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ServiceNow Partner ‘Fired Up’ For Changes Aimed At The C-Suite
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“It’s hard to listen to these guys without getting fired up and have your mind racing about the potential of this,” Rob Rishel, executive director of the ServiceNow practice with CAI, Inc., tells CRN.
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Commercial PC Market To See Steeper Decline In 2nd Half Of 2020: IDC
by Kyle Alspach
But the market is expected to return to growth in 2021, the research firm reported.
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Splunk Adds To Big Data Platform’s Cloud, Machine Learning Capabilities
by Rick Whiting
With a new strategic partnership with Google Cloud fueling its cloud initiatives, Splunk aims to have 60 percent of its revenue generated by its cloud-based software by the company’s fiscal 2023.
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NetApp Reports Strong Cloud, Cloud Data Services, All-Flash Storage Sales
by Joseph F. Kovar
'While we cannot predict when the world will return to normal, the enduring importance of data is clear. We are confident that the demand for our products and services will be strong as we emerge from this crisis,' said NetApp CEO George Kurian on the company's fiscal fourth-quarter 2020 earnings call.
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Nutanix Executive Team Takes Temporary 10% Salary Cut
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‘We believe in sharing the burden across all levels of the organization. As such, our executive team took a 10 percent reduction in salary starting in April,’ says Nutanix CEO Dheeraj Pandey.
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HP CEO Lores: Big Demand Expected To Continue For Notebooks, Work-From-Home Printing
by Kyle Alspach
The segments are not expected to slow down any time soon with many businesses continuing to emphasize remote work, HP CEO Enrique Lores says.
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Cognizant Cutting Workforce As Business Slows From COVID-19, Maze Attack
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘If you see that happening with Cognizant, then I would look at Tata, and I look at Infosys, and I would look at Accenture and everybody else. I mean, IBM just laid off thousands of people,’ says Martin Wolf, founder and president of president of martinwolf M&A Advisors.
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