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5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Jan. 17, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel.
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Google Parent Alphabet Joins Trillion-Dollar Club
by Joseph Tsidulko
The Google parent is the latest tech behemoth to break through the $1 trillion valuation threshold, following three of its competitors into sky-high territory.
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Microsoft Will Spend $1B On 'Climate Innovation,' Sets 'Carbon Negative' Goal
by Kyle Alspach
The company aims to remove more carbon than it produces by 2030, before moving on to an even more ambitious climate goal for 2050.
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WWT’s Hiring Blitz: 1,500 New Employees In 2020 To Drive Services
by Mark Haranas
Channel powerhouse World Wide Technology is going on a hiring spree in 2020 to ‘aggressively’ become services-led organization. Here are the new positions and market segments WWT is attacking.
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The 6 Largest IT Companies By Enterprise Sales Growth In The Past Decade
by Mark Haranas
CRN breaks down the top six IT vendors who moved the needle the most in enterprise sales from 2009 to 2019. “There has been a radical change in the enterprise over the decade,” says John Dinsdale, a chief analyst at Synergy Research Group.
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NSA Sounds Alarm On Severe Microsoft Windows Security Flaw
by Michael Novinson
The vulnerability discovered by the NSA allows an attacker to undermine how Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016/2019 verify cryptographic trust and then leverage the misplaced trust to compromise users.
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AvePoint Thinks Big On Microsoft Data Management, Data Protection Play With New $200M Funding
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘We sought the funding because the total addressable market is huge. We are targeting enterprises with $1-billion-plus in revenue because they care about governance. And as smaller companies adopt SaaS, we're seeing growth there as well,’ AvePoint CEO Tianyi Jiang says.
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PC Makers Have Seen 'Vibrant Business Demand' From Windows 7 End-Of-Life
by Kyle Alspach
Dell, Lenovo and HP led the way on growth in the U.S. PC market in the fourth quarter, according to Gartner.
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AWS Wants Court To Block Microsoft From JEDI Project Work Orders
by Donna Goodison
All parties have asked for a U.S. Court of Federal Claims ruling by Feb. 11.
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CyrusOne Lays Off 12% Of Workforce As Data Center Demands Softens
by Mark Haranas
‘In recognition of the continued moderation in demand from hyperscale customers…believe it is appropriate to reduce our cost structure to more closely align the business with current market conditions,’ says CyrusOne CEO Gary Wojtaszek.
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Goldman Sachs IT Spending Survey: Top Vendor Winners And Losers
by Donna Goodison
Microsoft tops the survey’s ranking of companies considered to be Global 2000 CIOs’ most strategic vendors, followed by Cisco Systems, which by 2022 is expected to be displaced by Amazon Web Services, now in a fourth-place tie with Oracle
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Veeam To Be Acquired By Insight Partners In $5B Deal
by Joseph F. Kovar
Veeam dominates the Europe data management and data protection market, but is only number four in the U.S. market, a situation Insight Partners hopes to change by pouring new resources into Veeam's data management push and centering it in the U.S.
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8 Public Cloud Trends And Strategies To Watch In 2020
by Donna Goodison
‘If a partner for 2020 really can work on the data strategy—building the data lake and the data warehouse and helping a customer define their data strategy and executing on that—I think they're going to be the long-term winners,' says Sandy Carter, an AWS vice president who leads its public sector partners and programs.
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Amazon’s Data Center Offensive Continues In World’s Largest Market
by Mark Haranas
Amazon doesn’t appear to be slowing down data center construction in 2020 as the public cloud giant is buying more land in northern Virginia.
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