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NTT Launches First ‘Earthquake Resistant’ Data Center In U.S.
by Mark Haranas
NTT is continuing its North American data center expansion plans with the launch of a unique Earthquake resistant center in Silicon Valley.
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Okta Taps Former Insight President Steve Dodenhoff To Lead Channels
by Michael Novinson
Former Insight North America President Steve Dodenhoff hopes to help Okta partners incorporate more consulting, managed, implementation and support services engagements into their practices.
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It’s Official: IT Services Giant Ensono Acquired By KKR
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘[Investment firms] are seeing companies moving to the cloud, and seeing companies like ours helping those companies succeed not only with the new shiny stuff but with the legacy technology,’ said Ensono CEO Jeff VonDeylen.
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KKR May Acquire Ensono In $1.7B Deal: Report
by Joseph F. Kovar
Ensono, which since its 2016 founding has made four acquisitions, may itself be a $1.7 billion acquisition target of global investment firm KKR & Co., according to Reuters.
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Feds Discover Additional Microsoft Exchange Vulnerabilities
by Michael Novinson
The U.S. National Security Agency discovered and notified Microsoft of two Exchange Server vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to persistently access and control enterprise networks.
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Salesforce San Francisco Office Reopening In May With ‘Volunteer Vaccinated Cohorts’
by Wade Tyler Millward
‘Salesforce offices have always been iconic, not only in their location and how they look, but more importantly in how they enable collaboration amongst their employees,’ says Eran Gil, CEO of Salesforce Platinum Consulting partner AllCloud.
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The 20 Coolest Data Management Companies: The 2021 Storage 100
by Joseph F. Kovar
As part of CRN’s 2021 Storage 100, here are some of the companies that tackle data management for analytics, AI, machine learning and more.
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5 Things To Know About Microsoft’s Surface Laptop 4
by Kyle Alspach
The notebook will include a choice between AMD or Intel processors for the first time, along with two different display sizes.
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Cybersecurity Vendor Darktrace Eyes IPO Amid Surging Sales
by Michael Novinson
British cybersecurity firm Darktrace reveals growing revenue, fluctuating losses, and a significant channel sales motion in its IPO filings, with partners bringing in 35 percent of revenue as of Dec. 31, 2020.
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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger’s ‘No-Brainer’ Plan To Solve Chip Shortage
by Mark Haranas
‘There’s certain aspects of this that I would say is a no-brainer. It underlines every industry, American competitiveness -- this is so straightforward,’ says Intel’s CEO Pat Gelsinger.
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6 Big Things To Know About Microsoft’s Azure Cloud Strategy
by Donna Goodison
‘We always believe that the cloud is not one-size-fits-all,” said Microsoft’s JG Chirapurath. ‘Now, more than ever, customers need more choice, more flexibility, in how they approach the cloud.’
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Broadcom Picks Google Cloud To Host Core SaaS Offerings
by Donna Goodison
‘The coverage and the performance that we have experienced with Google has been better than anything we‘ve experienced with any other provider,’ says Rob Greer, vice president and general manager of Broadcom’s network and information security software division.
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The 40 Coolest Software-Defined Storage Vendors: The 2021 Storage 100
by Joseph F. Kovar
The 40 coolest software-defined storage vendors of the 2021 Storage 100 bring software capabilities, services and cloud connectivity to storage technology.
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Why Dell’s Stock Price Is Climbing Towards $100 Per Share
by Mark Haranas
Here’s why investors are betting that Dell Technologies stock will climb to $100 per share or more in 2021.
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10 Things To Know About Microsoft’s Partner Strategy
by Donna Goodison
‘It‘s humbling to see our results, knowing 95 percent of everything we do comes through partners, and how partners have innovated and differentiated to give us this incredible success,’ says Nick Parker, Microsoft’s corporate vice president of Global Partner Solutions.
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HP Just Ahead Of Dell In U.S. PC Market As Q1 Shipments Surge
by Kyle Alspach
PC shipments jumped 24 percent in the U.S. and 32 percent globally during the first quarter of the year, Gartner reported.
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Microsoft Jumps ‘Light Years’ In Health Care AI With Nuance Acquisition: Partners
by Kyle Alspach
The planned $19.7 billion acquisition of Nuance is a huge artificial intelligence and voice recognition win for Microsoft, and should create major services opportunities with health care customers in the channel, solution providers told CRN.
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Armis Snags Recorded Future’s Tim Mackie As Channel Chief
by Michael Novinson
Armis has tasked Tim Mackie with strengthening its presence outside North America and modifying the company’s partner certification program to create a more tiered approach based on engagement level.
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5 Things To Know About Kyndryl, IBM’s New Services Business
by Michael Novinson
From who will lead Kyndryl to what types of engagement the company will focus on to how the solution provider community will be impacted by its split from IBM, here are five things we know about the company so far.
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