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Dell’s UltraSharp 27 4K PremierColor Monitor now available in Canada

Dell’s 27-inch UltraSharp 27 4K PremierColor monitor (UP2720Q) recently landed in Canada

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Dell’s UltraSharp 27 4K PremierColor Monitor now available in Canada

Dell’s 27-inch UltraSharp 27 4K PremierColor monitor (UP2720Q) recently landed in Canada

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VMware acquires Nyansa to improve SD-WAN capabilities

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From Windows 7 to Windows 10: A migration guide

For any IT pro who’s been around for more than five years, déjà vu must be setting in. It’s “scramble to get onto a supported desktop operating system (OS)” time, just as it was in early 2014, when Windows XP’s end-of-support loomed.

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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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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

Intel’s quad core chips about to see daylight

Chipmaker insists users are demanding speed for online searches, video streaming and games

Time for VARs to start sharpening blades

The strategy behind blades is all about regaining control of the customer’s IT department

The saviour

Xerox CEO stresses simple strategies, and reveals a crucial cold call she made to a famous billionaire

Lasers cutting a multi-hued swath

With the office printer market shifting to colour, we examine four desktop machines suitable for small workgroups. All were close in overall scoring. But while the prices of the printers has come down, the cost per page is still dear

The success of telework

Academics don’t study it anymore, but remote working still has unrealized potential

Nortel fosters strategy to attack SMB market

In a bid to help its VARs sell IP-based solutions to small and medium-sized companies, Nortel Networks…

Intel expands storage system line

Intel has released a hardware-only version of its Storage System platform it hopes will attract system builders and integrators looking to assemble custom solutions.

AMD’s blockbuster bid for ATI

Canada’s most successful chipmaker becomes part of Intel’s biggest rival in a deal worth more than US$5 billion

Beam me up, Cisco

The networking giant aims to unify business groups through voice and video conferencing

Bull from the entertainment industry

We shouldn’t cave to paranoia that copying equals copyright infringement

Deconstructing islands of SANs

LAS VEGAS – Companies now have islands of SANs and want to bring that back down to a single unified view, said Bob Schultz, senior vice-president and general manager of HP StorageWorks during a keynote speech at the Americas StorageWorks conference.

PBXs goes open source route

Private branch exchanges (PBXs) with open source telephony software cost less than voice products from major manufacturers, and allow integrators to customize telecom installations, according to vendors who sell the technology.