Earlier this month, Ottawa’s premier internet of things event glossed over the implications of WiFi 6, according to Martello Technologies Group’s CEO, and unfortunately it’s no surprise thanks to the hubbub around 5G.
The manufacturing industry is spending billions of dollars on IoT, but it continues to do a terrible job of securing its connected devices.
After going back to the drawing board, Lenovo decided the best way to achieve market-share dominance was by combining elements of its data centre and intelligent devices groups.
Lenovo briefly paraded its latest innovation, a foldable ThinkPad X1 laptop, in front of reporters during its annual Transform 3.0 at Accelerate Monday, calling it the world’s first foldable PC.
The Global Partner Summit at Dell Technologies World was light on major announcements, but partners appeared to be more interested in the opportunities Dell’s refreshed product lineup and new cloud capabilities yield for the future.
LAS VEGAS — A day after announcing Dell Technologies Cloud and a partnership with Microsoft Corp., Dell…
Given that it’s still in the early stages of deployment, carrier plans for 5G networks are still uncertain. ITWC spoke with Lawrence Surtees, IDC’s VP of communication research, to understand what barriers operators are currently facing.
In an effort to provide better support for its Canadian clients, SADA Systems, Inc., a Los Angeles-based cloud services firm, opened its first Canadian office in Toronto earlier this month.
The Canadian federal government announced a $52.4 million investment into a growth and innovation network Tuesday to…
Compared to 4G, 5G boasts tremendously increases data rates and significantly lowers latency to cellular devices. But 5G’s benefits encompass more than just telecommunication.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and Nutanix are partnering to deliver a global hybrid cloud as a service…
Not long after announcing a $15 million investment in Western Canada, Cisco Systems opened the doors to a new lab featuring Cisco’s hyperconverged infrastructure solution, Hyperflex, located at PCM Canada’s head office in Edmonton.
SAN FRANCISCO — Intel Corp. doubled down on its data-centric strategy message on Tuesday, unveiling seven new…
Intel announced the general availability of its second generation of Intel Xeon Scalable processors Tuesday, a workhorse of the data centre, and shared details on the many different flavours of the custom processors designed to address many specific challenges, including in artificial intelligence.
As expected, HP is seeing a wider adoption of 3D printing globally, so it’s no surprise partners keep asking Christoph Schell how they can get in on the action.
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