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

Plus, Intel in the PC processor market and Cisco in the SMB space

HP’s embedded mobile Internet-ready netbook makes connecting to the Internet even easier

New EX490 and EX495 work with remote desktop for Mac, Apple’s Time Machine

Lenovo’s ThinkPad T400s will allow for touch input via four fingers

Maloney and Perlmutter appear to be leading candidates to succeed Otellini

Learn more about Avaya’s out clause in its US$915 million deal to buy Nortel’s enterprise business

Plus, NEC, Casio and Hitachi and CA and NetQoS

EMC said it has hired Pat Gelsinger, who has been at Intel for 30 years

Toronto-based i4i argues an injunction blocking Microsoft from selling current versions of Word should stand

Asustek shows off four new UL-series laptops

Multiple high speed telecommunications services are not available everywhere

Plus, LG’s GW620 smartphone and Apple’s iPhone 3.1