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Avaya updates its branding architecture under Avaya OneCloud

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This morning Avaya officially announced that the Avaya OneCloud brand will span the entire unified communications, contact center, collaboration and CPaaS (Communications Platform as a Service) product families.

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Avaya updates its branding architecture under Avaya OneCloud

This morning Avaya officially announced that the Avaya OneCloud brand will span the entire unified communications, contact center, collaboration and CPaaS (Communications Platform as a Service) product families.

Apple overhauls 27-inch iMac, gives little love to 21.5-inch model

Trend Micro Canada launches its first data centre in Toronto

Trend Micro Canada announced the opening of its first Canadian data centre on July 21.

CDN Morning Briefing, July 16, 2020 – A one-on-one with Pure Storage’s Brent Allen

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OVHcloud’s hosted private cloud offerings make a bit of noise in latest Forrester Wave report

OVHcloud recently added domain names and web hosting offers to dedicated servers, private cloud and public cloud offerings. Read more to find out how the french cloud firm is looking to expand its presence in Canada.

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Infrastructure News

Cisco releases its next generation of UCS

Networking giant launches new servers, switches, SANs for Data Center 3.0 initiative

Details of AMD’s six-core Phenom II chips are leaked

AMD declines to confirm specs, saying it didn’t publish the information

Who is really buying netbooks? You may be surprised

New data from NPD Group suggests our perception of the netbook market, and the reality, may be very different

Toshiba pushing slates to the SMB market

Two new business-class Port

Video: Check Point launches Abra, a VPN client on a USB stick

Check Point’s Canada country manager, Paul Comessotti, explains the channel play for Abra, a USB stick-based VPN tool

Waste PCs could hit 2.4 billion by 2013

Study blames software that drains resources

E-mail archiving vendor Jatheon goes back to its Canadian roots

Company seeks to build a base of Canadian-based regional-focused VARs

Cisco lays foundation for next generation Web

Networking vendor wants to foster faster video networks for e-learning and e-health

Juniper strikes a deal with Websense

New partnership integrates Websense’s Web Security Gateway with Juniper’s SRX Series Services Gateways products

The death of Hitachi/Sun alliance was decided long ago

Oracle/Sun drops Hitachi Data Systems as an alliance partner

Avaya examining Canadian distribution model post-Nortel

Avaya global channel chief Jeremy Butt visited Canada recently to meet with partners following the Nortel integration and roadmap announcement

Mitel ships phone call controller for virtual servers

Virtual Mitel Communications Director lets administrators route calls using IP on Intel Xeon Nehalem servers running VMWare Inc.’s vSphere 4

Samsung notebooks enter the Canadian channel

Looking to leverage its brand, Samsung has launched six SMB-focused notebook models into the Canadian channel, as well as a 3G-enabled netbook

The majority of Windows 7 PCs max out memory

Most Windows 7 systems consume nearly all RAM; less than half of XP PCs do

Video: CDN Newsmakers Series: Rick Reid

Tech Data Canada president addresses the historic deal between Dell and distribution

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