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30 Notable IT Executive Moves: January 2019
by Dylan Martin
January starts 2019 strong with major personnel moves in the IT industry, including executive shuffles at Accenture, Intel, AMD, VMware, Datto and many more. -
5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Feb. 1, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel. -
The 10 Biggest IoT Predictions For 2019
by Dylan Martin
Executives and practitioners tell CRN their biggest predictions for the Internet of Things space for 2019, touching upon subjects such as artificial intelligence, regulation, analytics and sensor innovation. -
Partners: New Intel CEO Bob Swan Needs To Focus On The Channel
by Dylan Martin
‘The channel is oftentimes overlooked. We're hoping for good things,’ CTL’s Erik Stromquist says of Intel’s new CEO, Bob Swan, among a chorus of partners calling for the leader to put a greater focus on the channel. -
Take A Look Inside Dell EMC’s HPC And AI Innovation Lab
by Mark Haranas
CRN looks inside Dell EMC’s HPC & AI innovation lab in Texas as well as its supercomputer Zenith. -
5 Key Points About Intel Permanent CEO Bob Swan
by Kyle Alspach
Intel announced that CFO Bob Swan, who has been serving as interim CEO since the departure of Brian Krzanich, will remain in the chief executive role. -
Intel Names Bob Swan As CEO, 7th Leader In Firm's 50-Year History
by Dylan Martin
Intel names interim leader Bob Swan as its permanent CEO despite previously telling employees and the media that he wasn’t interested in the role. -
Intel Reportedly Offering Up To $6B To Buy Mellanox
by Dylan Martin
Intel’s offer to acquire Mellanox reportedly remains open after the data center solutions giant received interest from Microsoft and Xilinx. -
Intel-Backed Pliops Raises $30M To Boost Storage Processor Ambitions
by Joseph F. Kovar
The startup is looking to introduce its new storage processors the company claims will help accelerate data and applications in both on-premises and cloud infrastructures. -
AMD Fares Better Than Intel On Wall Street As It Steals CPU Market Share
by Dylan Martin
AMD escaped shareholder scrutiny for its latest financial quarter, largely thanks to strong sales of its client CPUs and data center GPUS, as the company prepares to ramp up its next products for desktops and servers for the rest of the year. -
AMD, Intel Stock Take Hit After Nvidia Lowers Sales Forecast
by Dylan Martin
News of Nvidia slashing its sales forecast due to weaker data center and gaming sales had an immediate impact on AMD and Intel, whose stock prices both sank Monday morning. -
Intel CPU Shortage To Ease By Mid-2019, Interim CEO Says
by Dylan Martin
Kent Tibbils, a marketing executive at distributor ASI, tells CRN that Intel’s timeline means the distributor will likely be caught up by August or September ‘because of the time it takes the supply to get built up throughout the entire channel.’ -
Intel’s Interim CEO On The Search For The Next Chief, R&D Spending And The World’s ‘Thirst For Data’
by David Harris
In an interview with CNBC, Intel interim CEO Bob Swan speaks on a variety of issues from U.S-China trade tensions to the impact of the U.S. government shutdown and Brexit. But he’s not saying much about the search for the company’s next CEO. -
Intel Stock Sinks As Data Center Growth Shrinks
by Dylan Martin
Intel’s data center sales begin to contract after several quarters of double-digit growth due to lower demand from cloud service providers and Chinese customers, which led the company to issue a cautious revenue forecast for 2019.
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