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AWS Wavelength On Verizon 5G Edge: 5 Things To Know
by Donna Goodison
Amazon Web Services brought its compute and storage capabilities to the mobile edge this week for developers in Boston and the San Francisco Bay area.
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The 10 Coolest Tablets And 2-in-1 Laptops Of 2020 (So Far)
by Kyle Alspach
Major 2-in-1 and tablet launches from the year so far include Apple‘s new iPad Pro, Lenovo’s Flex 5G and Microsoft’s Surface Go 2.
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Channel Colleagues Mourn The Loss Of Ken Norberg: ‘He Had A Positive Impact On Everyone He Knew’
by Kyle Alspach
Norberg, a sales star for Atrion and Carousel Industries, is being remembered as a ‘legend’ for his kind nature and ‘strength of character.’
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Lenovo’s New Global Channel Chief: 5 New Programs, Tools And Initiatives Ahead
by Mark Haranas
‘We’re simplifying the TruScale as-a-service contracts for partners, simplifying the financial models by making it a lot easier to understand and to make projections,” says Lenovo’s new global channel chief, Jose Luis Fernandez, in an interview with CRN.
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5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Aug. 7, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their ‘A’ game to the channel.
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Michael Dell: We Need ‘A Longer-Term View Of The New Normal’
by Mark Haranas
‘Now we’re reorienting our business toward new customer priorities, aligning with our customers’ needs to continue to do it fast and to also to do it right for the long-term transformation of their businesses,’ writes Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell in a letter to employees.
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2020 Fast Growth 150: A View From The Top
by Rick Whiting
The 150 companies on the 2020 Fast Growth 150 list collectively generated revenue of $37.80 billion compared with $55.93 billion last year and $50.59 billion the year before.
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SolarWinds CEO Kevin Thompson Answers Eight Questions About A Possible Spin-Off Of SolarWinds MSP
by O’Ryan Johnson
‘You need some vendors to be stand-alone public companies to show the strength and viability of this market, which should bring more investment,’ SolarWinds CEO Thompson tells CRN.
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Informatica, Google Cloud Extend Strategic Relationship Through Tighter Data Integration Links
by Rick Whiting
Two vendors leverage the Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services to make it possible to bring data from SAP applications into Google’s BigQuery analytics.
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Equinix Ups Its Google Cloud Game With Premier Partner Status
by Donna Goodison
‘Our partners can leverage this achievement to win deals with key customers and prospects,’ Equinix says.
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SolarWinds Looks To Spin Off MSP Business
by O’Ryan Johnson
‘We think that market has been growing quickly, but there is another growth wave coming,’ SolarWinds CEO Kevin Thompson tells CRN.
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Avnet’s New CEO Tells Investors He Knows ‘What We Do Well And What We Need To Do Better’
by Joseph Tsidulko
Phil Gallagher, thrust into the top job at the global component distributor four days ago, is working to navigate the coronavirus crisis while laying a foundation for renewed growth
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Intel Investigating Large Leak Of Confidential Files
by Dylan Martin
‘The information appears to come from the Intel Resource and Design Center, which hosts information for use by our customers, partners and other external parties who have registered for access. We believe an individual with access downloaded and shared this data,’ the chipmaker says of a 17 GB leak that was posted to Twitter.
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Conflicting Reports Emerge About Scope Of Microsoft’s TikTok Bid
by Kyle Alspach
Reports on Thursday contradicted each other about whether Microsoft might expand its TikTok acquisition beyond the app’s operations in the U.S. and three other countries.
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Presidio Acquires Coda Global To Boost Cloud Consulting Biz
by Mark Haranas
Presidio is looking to take its cloud consulting business to the next level with the acquisition of Coda Global, which partners with the likes of AWS, Google and Microsoft.
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ViewSonic’s Jeff Volpe: COVID-19 Crisis Has Boosted Demand For Monitors, Interactive Screens, Collaboration Software
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘I think people are realizing now that the monitor, which is normally an afterthought, is going to become a little bit more popular because of the value that it brings to homes and businesses and collaboration stations and what have you. The densely populated cubicle is probably going to be fading a little bit,’ Volpe, ViewSonic’s president of the Americas, tells CRN.
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The 10 Top Job Skills Needed For The Highest-Paying Jobs
by Michael Novinson
The highest-paying jobs in the United States are looking for coding skills, with many jobs paying well into the six-figures. Here’s a look at which coding and programming languages are the most lucrative.
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