CDN Morning Briefing, September 28, 2020 – Cohesity’s new disaster recovery solution, Hootsuite’s contract with ICE, and more

Dell’s loss was LeftHand’s gain and now it’s HP’s gain

Storage giants duke it out for de-duplication vendorrn

A launch event is planned for July 1 rn

Systems based on Six-Core AMD Opteron processors are expected to be available beginning this month

If you don’t need all of the extras, consider opting for its less expensive cousin

Plus, button-less trackpads on Windows notebooks and a look at Bing

An IDC survey says it’s getting harder for partners to access the credit they need to facilitate business. Ingram Micro and D&H Canada offer their perspectives

Comptia president and CEO offers his thoughts on how the Canadian government can help the IT industry

How companies can protect themselves beyond non-compete agreements

The acquisition of PayCycle will help to expand Intuit’s SaaS offerings for small businessesrn

The chip maker’s wish is more easily said than done as consumers demand high-performance notebooksrn

The OS will debut on the same day as Windows 7rn

Plus, Dell’s Inspiron Mini 9 netbook is no more, and Toshiba introduces its first netbook