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Nokia Siemens keeping some Nortel staff in Canada

Nortel/Nokia deal will lead to job reduction, but Nokia Siemens does plan to continue wireless research in Ottawa

The dismantling of Nortel Networks has begun

The 114-year-old Canadian icon has agreed to sell its carrier wireless division to Nokia Siemens

Dell makes its virtualization hardware play

New PowerEdge and EqualLogic equipment is headed for the channel in Canada

Bringing print rationalization to the federal government

The public sector can be a tough market to crack, but a recent event in Ottawa may point to a way inside

NetApp announces new channel partner offerings

Changes reflect NetApp's channel position to make working with the company more predictable and easier

The Computex NetBook report

Two years on, netbooks on verge of big shake-up

Lenovo goes thin on laptop and high on margins

Company announces three new PC designs for the SMB market

Intel seeks new market opportunities with Nehalem-EX

Next-generation eight-core processor is scheduled for release on systems next year

Slideshow: EMC World 2009 hits Orlando

Catch-up on the scenes and the news from EMC World 2009 in this CDN photo slideshow

Xerox CEO resigns

Ursula Burns, the company's president, will take over for retiring Anne Mulcahy

One-on-one with EMC channel chief Peter Koliopoulos

EMC's vice-president of global channel marketing discusses how partners can make money on cloud computing, and how EMC is incenting its partners to make a multi-vendor solution play

Bell Micro adds to its line card

Company extends relationship with Teneros for its Exchange continuity appliance

HP devises Green IT Action Plan for the channel

Tools such as its Green IT Action Plan for Printing and Imaging and its Carbon Footprint Calculator help businesses see the ROI from green solutions

HP, Microsoft form unified communications partnership

Companies promise to spend $180 million over four years to create integrated hardware-software solutions

OKI Data transitions to label/POS printing

The company most noted for keeping dot matrix printing alive is offering something new

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