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VMware acquires Nyansa to improve SD-WAN capabilities

VMware’s appetite for acquisitions hasn’t waned since it acquired Pivotal last summer for $2.7 billion, and this…

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VMware acquires Nyansa to improve SD-WAN capabilities

VMware’s appetite for acquisitions hasn’t waned since it acquired Pivotal last summer for $2.7 billion, and this…

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From Windows 7 to Windows 10: A migration guide

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CES 2020: Intel shows off Tiger Lake processors with ‘double-digit performance gains’ and new graphics

At the Intel CES 2020 conference on Jan. 6th, Intel gave a glimpse of its Tiger Lake processor, the next-gen processor that will succeed Ice Lake launched just last year.

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Microsoft announces Canadian Azure Availability Zone, and Azure ExpressRoute in Vancouver

Microsoft is ringing in the new decade with some significant announcements for the Canadian market.

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Aruba’s latest updates to its SD-Branch brings zero-trust and SaaS on-ramp

Enterprises still have reservations when it comes to moving their large complex networks to the cloud, but Aruba’s latest enhancements to its SD-Branch solution should quell many of those concerns, according to Patrick LaPorte.

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Infrastructure Videos

Cisco Live Day 1- IoT and multi-domain integrations

Dell Technologies World, Day 3 – Technology’s role in making people happy, an interview with Joshua Jackson, and more

Dell Technologies World – Day 2

Dell Technologies World – Day 1

Samsung Space Monitor keeps your desk tidy – All Hands on Tech

Rumbo knows where you’ll park before you get there – All Hands on Tech at CES 2019

Dell unveils Latitude 7400 and XPS 13 – All Hands on Tech at CES 2019

Inside SAP’s Toronto HQ

Infrastructure News

Juniper’s financial challenges continue

Soft demand for routers and switches was the cause

Tech Data is the new kid on the V Block

Synnex Canada gets into gaming with Nintendo

Microsoft aims Windows 8 storage at enterprise data centres

Windows 8 includes a storage scheme for business deployment

Avnet Canada gets vertical with new service

Value-added distributor launches vertically-focused SolutionsPath service

Avaya has a Flare for Apple’s iPad

To broaden the reach of its tablet client, the company releases a special version for iPad

Juniper enables partners to tackle cloud and mobility “megatrends”

At its first global partner conference, the networking vendor revamped its partner program to focus on key emerging technology opportunities

Cisco expands smart grid portfolio

Cisco unveiled the GridBlocks Architecture, a blueprint for integrating digital communications and the electric grid

Explosion in “big data” causing data centre crunch

Exabytes growing faster than expected, Oracle finds

Nortel staff were desperate to show a profit: prosecutor

Nortel executives not only pulled the wool over the eyes of the board, a fraud trial was told, the execs were sometimes fooled by others in the company

OLED displays on the rise at CES

Organic light-emitting diode technology is not just for TV but boardrooms as well

Symantec acquires LiveOffice cloud-based archiving company

Symantec said the acquisition will add a cloud-based option to its lineup of information governance products

Grow your data centre with colocation

When an existing data centre can’t handle the IT burden, an important decision point has been reached

AMD hopes to take down Intel’s ultrabooks on price

Thin-and-light laptops based on the company’s upcoming Trinity chips could start at US$500

Bandwidth bottlenecks loom large in the cloud

With all the talk about cloud, it can be easy to forget that there are risks that go beyond security

Intel tells data centre managers to turn up the heat

IT managers can save money and reduce their carbon footprint by increasing the temperature in the data centre

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