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Intel: New L1 Terminal Fault Bugs Hit Virtual Machines Harder

by Dylan Martin
Intel says L1 Terminal Fault and two other new vulnerabilities have a larger impact on virtual machines and will require greater safeguards.
Businesses Moving From Public Cloud Due To Security, Says IDC Survey

by Mark Haranas
Organizations are moving 50 percent of their public cloud applications to either a private cloud or non-cloud environment over the next two years, according to an IDC survey.
Twistlock Closes $33 Million Funding Round

by Joseph Tsidulko
The Israeli-American startup is now focused on building out a comprehensive portfolio of cloud-native security solutions.
Duo Sales Leader Departs For Startup Following Cisco Acquisition Bid

by Michael Novinson
Jason Stutt helped grow Duo Security’s Americas sales from just $3 million to more than $75 million during his three years at the company, and hope to duplicate a similar outcome at startup Luminate Security.
Cisco’s Recurring Revenue, Cybersecurity Will Drive Stock, Report Says

by Matt Brown
‘The broadened Cisco portfolio and software-centric approach has been a catalyst for the company,’ says GBH Head of Technology Research Daniel Ives in a research report on Cisco.
NetApp To Launch VMware Private Cloud Reference Architecture For HCI

by Joseph F. Kovar
Sources tell CRN that NetApp is planning to unveil the VMware Private Cloud Reference Architecture for HCI during this month's VMworld conference, making its HCI hyper-converged infrastructure offering the base for flexible cloud infrastructures.
Cloudreach To Buy Relus Cloud, Creating Cross-Atlantic Channel Powerhouse

by Joseph Tsidulko
The U.K.-headquartered consultancy is looking to expand its reach in the U.S. while adding analytics and AI expertise sought by enterprises
Black Box Shareholders Reject Executive Pay Plan

by O’Ryan Johnson
The advisory vote is nonbinding, but it is rare for shareholders to split from the board’s recommendation on executive officer pay. The rejected executive compensation included ex-CEO’s severance package.
Microsoft Reportedly Reworking Its Cortana Voice Assistant

by Kyle Alspach
Updates to Cortana may include an integration with Amazon’s Alexa assistant, and ultimately aim to bring Cortana to more types of devices.
HPE's Eagle Supercomputer Is Pushing The Renewable Energy Envelope

by Steven Burke
‘HPE is the king of high performance compute,’ says Michael Goldstein, CEO of LAN Infotech, a Fort Lauderdale, Fla., solution provider. ‘This Eagle system is a mind blower.’
Partners: Nvidia's New Turing GPUs Will Shake Up Gaming, Workstation Markets

by Dylan Martin
Partners say Nvidia’s newly unveiled Turing graphics processor architecture, which enables cinema-quality visuals in real-time, could bring a major shakeup for gaming PCs and workstations and create new refresh opportunities.
10th Magnitude Hires Cloud Guru Ira Bell As CTO

by Steven Burke
‘The future of the channel is well beyond cloud migration,’ said new 10th Magnitude CTO Ira Bell in an interview with CRN. ‘It is about digital transformation. It is about helping companies drive business innovation.’
2018 Network Connectivity Partner Program Guide: The Cloud Is Calling

by Gina Narcisi
CRN's annual Network Connectivity Partner Program Guide highlights the service providers, infrastructure providers and master agents whose telecom, cloud and connectivity offerings are helping their partners succeed.
18 Service Providers That Want To Work With The Channel

by CRN Staff
CRN's 2018 Network Connectivity Partner Program Guide spotlights the channel programs of companies across the telecom, networking and communications services market. Here's a closer look at the service providers featured in this year's report.
Cox, RapidScale To 'Triple' Hybrid Managed Cloud Revenues Together

by Gina Narcisi
Cox Business, now with RapidScale, is set to expand its channel efforts on a nationwide scale, while infusing the 120-year-old carrier with more managed cloud know-how, executives said.