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Trustwave Sells PCI Compliance Business To Sysnet For $80M
by Michael Novinson
‘It didn’t necessarily make sense for us to stay in the PCI business. This will allow us to invest more and focus more on the MDR and MSS assets going forward,’ Trustwave CEO Eric Harmon tells CRN.
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InterVision’s New CEO On M&A, Competition And Security
by C.J. Fairfield
‘I think the timing was right,’ InterVision CEO Jonathan Lerner says of his new position. ‘How will this be the next level of growth? How do we pour jet fuel on that opportunity of the $300 billion and change Infrastructure-as-a-Service addressable market and have double-digit growth for the next three to five years?’
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Alibaba Puts Heat On AWS, Huawei With New Chips, Servers, Data Centers
by Mark Haranas
The cloud computing giant is stepping up its rivalry against cloud competitors with the launch of new in-house processors, servers and new data centers outside China.
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Ask A Solution Provider: Where Are You Seeing Your Biggest Challenges In 2022?
by CRN Staff
The talent crunch and supply chain upheaval are weighing the heaviest as solution providers and MSPs look ahead to 2022—making the ability to creatively and dynamically respond to those challenges more essential than ever
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AWS Debuts New Networking Competency For Consultants
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘Networking is a fundamental area for moving to the cloud. We’ve found that not all our partners have the right skills. So having a way to choose from partners who have been evaluated to have the right networking competency is very helpful to our customers,’ says Teresa Uthurralt, director of AWS partner network programs.
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Intel CFO George Davis To Retire In May 2022
by Dylan Martin
When Intel CFO George Davis departs next year, he will become Intel’s fourth most highly compensated executive from 2020 to leave the company since last year, underlining the major leadership changes experienced by the semiconductor giant since then.
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Insight’s Incoming CEO Joyce Mullen On Making History, M&A And Top Challenges
by C.J. Fairfield
‘With the 21 years at Dell with all of those different jobs, I’ve got a lot of different experience in services, sales, operations, logistics…even strategy so I feel very well prepared. I am very grateful to all of my bosses and leaders and mentors who’ve helped me build skills.”–Joyce Mullen, Insight’s incoming president and CEO.
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Rodolphe Belmer Tapped As New Atos CEO
by C.J. Fairfield
‘In view of the challenges facing Atos, we have appointed Rodolphe Belmer for his strategic acumen and his proven leadership and operational efficiency, as well as his ability to successfully lead complex transformations,’ says Bertrand Meunier, chairman of Atos’ board of directors, in a statement.
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M&A, Security, And Cloud: 2022 Market Strategies For Solution Providers
by C.J. Fairfield
‘From a partner perspective, what we’re seeing is just the ability to really consult with the customers and truly provide that overall solution for the end users that can really address the overall digital IT transformation,’ Melissa McCoy, vice president of channel sales at Flexential.
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AMD Says New Patches Fix CPU Issues On Windows 11
by Dylan Martin
The chipmaker says a new Windows 11 software update addresses an L3 cache latency issue that could reduce performance in certain applications and games while a separate AMD chipset driver package fixes thread scheduling issues that also impacted performance.
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Intel Ends Talks To Acquire Arm Rival SiFive — For Now: Report
by Dylan Martin
The talks fell apart as Intel seeks to regain technology leadership through its IDM 2.0 strategy and as rival Nvidia hopes to close its $40 billion acquisition of British chip designer Arm, the latter of which has sparked concerns about the future of Arm’s open-licensing model. Those concerns have helped raise the profile of SiFive, which provides processor designs using the open-source RISC-V architecture as an alternative.
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Gartner’s Top 5 Biggest IT Sales Growth Markets For 2022
by Mark Haranas
Worldwide IT spending will hit $4.47 trillion in 2022, according to new data from Gartner. Here’s the projected spending growth rate and dollars expected in data center systems, software, devices and services next year.
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