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Dell combines its hardware into a single autonomous infrastructure called PowerOne

AUSTIN — Dell Technologies is combining its compute, storage and networking prowess into a single system called…

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Dell combines its hardware into a single autonomous infrastructure called PowerOne

AUSTIN — Dell Technologies is combining its compute, storage and networking prowess into a single system called…

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Cisco hits the upgrade button again on its collaboration portfolio

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Cisco announces DevNet certification for partners

Cisco is serious about its push into software, and it wants partners to take it seriously too.

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Can a Chromebook replace a Windows PC? A week with the Google Pixelbook Go

Can a Chromebook replace a Windows PC?

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Riding the wave: harnessing the power of data

Sometimes it is the small things that data can point to that can make a huge difference.

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Infrastructure News

Bell Micro takes bite of Apple

Bell Microproducts Canada has been selected as Apple Canada’s exclusive Canadian distributor for its Xserve RAID and Xsan storage products.

Concept PCs

Personal computers and notebooks are breaking ground in style and concept with recent additions from Acer and Lenovo

Seagate acquires Maxtor for $2B

Corporations, storage manufacturers and system builders have seen great deals when buying hard drives for the past few years as competition and innovation drove down prices.

SGI releases new Altix platform

The latest contender in the high-performance computing arena promises to deliver a scalable, flexible and space-efficient solution in blade server design

Autodesk eyes Wintel computing

Autodesk has been secretly working with Intel and Microsoft to transition its software to multi-core and 64-bit computing said its chief operating officer Carl Bass at the company’s University user conference.

Maxtor drives into enterprise

Maxtor Corp. is shipping its next-generation SATA II and ATA/133 MaXLine, QuickView and DiamondMax hard drives targeted at enterprise, consumer and desktop marketplaces.

Sun shoots for Galaxy

AMD Opteron-based machines gets some big channel support from EDS Canada, but an industry analyst raises issues of backward compatibily with 32- and 64-bit systems


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