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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 News

Cisco and Microsoft form united SMB front

Cisco and Microsoft are extending their strategic alliance into the SMB space by integrating customer relationship management solutions that Cisco says will not only create incremental brand awareness in the market but provide leads and wins for the channel.

EMC builds Smarts

Managing data and securing information are major elements in the product announcements made at the EMC Technology Summit

EMC on the prowl

The company’s insatiable appetite for acquisitions will continue, according to chairman and CEO Joe Tucci. The focus of the buying will be to strengthen its information lifecycle management offerings

BRIC printers

The manufactuer brings out a $149 LaserJet, more colour and all-in-one units aimed at small business

New Mini PC debuts

AOpen has released more powerful versions of its dimunitive Mini PC, hoping rising energy costs will encourage companies to replace power-sucking desktop computers and rack servers with the device.

A higher calling

Christian Growth Solutions banks on IP telephony for faith outreach

Microsoft opens to Linux

Microsoft’s decision to support two versions of Linux in its virtualization software is a ringing endorsement of open source in the enterprise, say open source advocates.

IBM says Viper will have bite

Upcoming version of DB2 will move ahead of competitors, says company, but an industry analyst believes it will only keep pace

The rise of Andy’s Sun

Leveraging his experience at HP, Andy Canham is preparing to lead Sun’s Canadian operation into emerging server, storage and software markets


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