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Channel Madness: Round 1 Ends With Come-From-Behind Win For Rae; Dismore Fends Off Kritzer
by Jennifer Follett
A last-minute lead swap and a few down-to-the-wire matchups marked the conclusion of Round 1 of CRN’s Channel Madness Tournament of Chiefs. -
Object Storage Standout Scality Taps Solution Provider Superstar Mark Kelly To Lead Channel Charge
by Steven Burke
"We are looking at specific areas- whether it is in healthcare or cloud services – where we can work with partners to take a very prescriptive approach in how we attack the market together,” said Kelly. -
Eaton Power Play: Save Time with Eaton Care
by Aaron Nobil
Discover how Eaton allows its partners to save time and generate more sales with their customers through Eaton Care. -
EU Hits Google Again With $1.69 Billion Antitrust Fine Over Advertising Practices
by Joseph Tsidulko
The search giant's AdSense business, which places targeted ads on third-party websites, unfairly restricted those publishers from hosting ads of Google competitors, according to the European Commission. -
Pat Gelsinger On VMware’s ‘Radical’ Security Plan And Andy Jassy ‘Bro Hugs’
by Mark Haranas
“Five years ago, I stood on stage and said, ‘If you use Amazon, you’re stupid.’ And Andy [Jassy] would stand on stage and say, ‘If you run a data center, you’re stupid.’ Now we’re doing bro hugs at re:Invent on stage and declaring a joint, hybrid future,” said VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger in an interview with CRN. -
Pat Gelsinger: Cisco ACI 'Bicycle' Will Never Match VMware NSX 'Lamborghini’
by Mark Haranas
“It’s really like comparing a bicycle that’s great and wonderful to a Lamborghini and say, ‘Which one are you going to take out to the track this weekend?’” says VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger on Cisco ACI vs. VMware NSX in an interview with CRN. -
5 Biggest Server Vendors With Nvidia’s T4 GPUs And AI Software
by Mark Haranas
Here are five of the hottest servers in the world that will be integrated with Nvidia T4 GPUs and Nvidia Cuda-X AI acceleration software. -
HP Unveils AI-Driven Software Sure Sense To Block Unknown Malware
by Kyle Alspach
The software can shut down known malware along with malware that had been previously unknown, the company says at HP Reinvent 2019. -
SoftNAS Cloud Vulnerability Found By Digital Defense, Plugged Before Customers Impacted
by Joseph F. Kovar
The vulnerability, which could have given administrative control to unauthorized users, was only an issue if clients did not configure and protect their virtual machines with a firewall, SoftNAS says. -
Kaspersky Files Complaint Against Apple Over Treatment In App Store
by Michael Novinson
Kaspersky alleges that Apple changed its App Store rules after debuting its own parental control tool to force Kaspersky to remove features from its competing app. -
Avnet To Take Bitcoin Payment In Distribution First
by O’Ryan Johnson
While Avnet does not expect to generate much sales via bitcoin -- likely less than one-percent of all transactions -- the company sees room for growth in the cryptocurrency business space. -
6 Boldest Statements From Jensen Huang And Eyal Waldman On Nvidia-Mellanox Deal
by Joseph F. Kovar
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Mellanox CEO Eyal Waldman say the combination of the two companies is going to forever change the high-performance computing landscape. -
New HPE Consulting Solution Identifies The Right Mix Of Hybrid Cloud
by Joseph Tsidulko
HPE Right Mix Advisor combines advanced tools and in-house expertise to help customers strategically migrate select applications to diverse infrastructure options -
CRN Channel Madness Round 1: Dismore, Kritzer In Close Match; Kinlaw Pulls Ahead
by Jennifer Follett
There are less than 24 hours of voting left in Round 1 of CRN Channel Madness. Here’s a look at where the contests stand.
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