McAfee introduces security platform for container-based apps
This week McAfee introduced a new solution that better safeguards container workloads.
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Hashtag Trending – $52,000 Mac Pro, self-driving commercial truck, Beijing replaces foreign tech
Twitter goes nuts over the new Mac Pro’s price tag, A self-driving truck delivered butter from California to Pennsylvania in three days, and the Chinese government wants to get rid of all of its foreign computers and software.
Montreal software company’s ERP solution goes live on Amazon Appstore
It’s not easy selling on Amazon, according to John Ruby. While the space Amazon offers its merchants,…
Barracuda launches Cloud Security Guardian integration with Amazon Detective
Cloud security solutions provider Barracuda Networks announced this week that its compliance orchestration platform, Cloud Security Guardian, is integrating with the newly announced Amazon Detective security service.
Hashtag Trending – BMO slashes jobs, Evil Corp., TikTok suppresses content
The Bank of Montreal slashes thousands of jobs, the US and UK take down a Russian cyberhacking ring called Evil Corp., and TikTok admits to suppressing the reach of content created by certain users.
Hashtag Trending – Cyber Monday, Huawei’s new research centre, PlayStation turns 25
Cyber Monday overshadows Boxing Day, Huawei is moving its U.S. research centre to Canada due to American restrictions on its activities, and the PlayStation turns 25.
Lenovo and Pivot3 team up to deliver new edge computing solutions
Modern, high definition IP video surveillance systems generate massive amounts of sensitive data. Capturing, securing, and making…
Hashtag Trending – Uber/Lyft prices spike, Netflix and chill Thanksgiving, Losing Lena
Frustrated commuters in Toronto blast Uber and Lyft for higher fares, movie theatre trips were less popular this Thanksgiving, and a new documentary highlights the journey of a single Playboy photo and its impact on the tech industry.
Hashtag Trending – Facebook and Instagram go down, Twitter backtracks on unused accounts, Panasonic exits chipmaking
Facebook and Instagram go down, again, Twitter walks back its plan to give away unused old accounts after getting an earful from the general public, and Panosonic is out of the chipmaking game.
Hashtag Trending – Uber loses London license, eBay sells StubHub, a Contract for the Web
Uber loses its license to operate in the city of London, England, eBay says it’s selling its StubHub ticketing business to Viagogo in a $4B deal, and Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the world wide web, has officially launched the Contract for the Web, a set of principles designed to “fix” the internet and prevent us from sliding into a “digital dystopia”
A quick look at D&H’s 2019 Technology Conference: Vancouver
D&H Distribution hosted its third annual Technology Conference: Vancouver at the Sheraton Vancouver Airport Nov. 14
C4 board member profile – Mark Collins
We recently had the chance to speak with Mark Collins, vice-president of Cisco Canada’s partner organization.
Hashtag Trending – Facebook’s wants to make memes, robotic room service, WeWork layoffs
Facebook wants you to get into the meme game, a Washington Post reporter’s robotic room service experience goes viral, and WeWork says it’s laying off 2,400 employees globally.
Channel partners discuss Dell’s journey to record-high NPS
Dell Canada’s channel chief recently revealed a Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 78 in Canada, the seventh-highest score out of all the regions that Dell Technologies operates in. A couple of partners spoke to CDN about how that happened.
Cato Networks’ partner program makes its debut
Five months after adding points of presence in Calgary and Toronto, Cato Networks announced the Cato Partner Program this week.