CDN Morning Briefing, September 17, 2020 – Pure Storage making moves, HP drops new hardware, plus more

Hitachi Data Systems will install and manage storage, then charge per byte and per month

SQL Anywhere 12 bolsters support for large-scale synchronization

Insight Canada’s senior vice-president and general manager, makes CDN’s Top 20 Women in the IT Channel list

Changes to ExSP Licensing Program help partners with more predictable revenue and growth opportunities

Plus, Windows Phone 7 and Dell in talks with Google

Computer may not win any speed races, but it cruises to the finish line in Blu-ray and USB 3.0 style

IBM Canada’s director for Business Partners, makes CDN’s Top 20 women in the IT channel list

Third release of developer preview, but no word yet on public betarnrn

The company has turned over management of its factory dorms to a Chinese firmrnrn

Plus, Oracle’s recent financial earnings and open source software in the enterprise

Company VP and GM outlines strategy to compete against Cisco Systems

MSI, Asus, Apple and a bunch of protestors invade the Computex show this year

Michael Dell cites new processors, Windows 7 and Office 2010 as catalysts for PC upgradesrnrn

A recent IDC survey shows that IT departments expect to use a combination of public and private cloudsrnrn