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Microsoft Canada launches Azure Availability Zones in Canada

Microsoft Canada is launching availability zones in Canada, following through on a promise made in January and competing with similar infrastructure already rolled out by Google and Amazon Web Services.

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Microsoft Canada launches Azure Availability Zones in Canada

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VMware SD-WAN and SASE expand to the Equinix Network Edge

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CDN Morning Briefing, September 14, 2020 – Nutanix news, NVIDIA acquires ARM, Reddit talks restaurant IT

Nutanix news, NVIDIA acquires ARM, Reddit talks restaurant IT

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Intel officially launches 11th Gen Tiger Lake mobile processors and Intel Evo design standard

Intel has officially released Tiger Lake, its 11th generation mobile processor along with Intel Evo design standard.

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Cogeco rejects mega-billion dollar bid which would have had Rogers’ entering Quebec

Cogeco, the Montreal, Quebec-based internet and telecommunications company, has rejected a bid by Altice USA, a U.S. communications and media company, according to a Cogeco press release.

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Listening

Canadian solution provider teams with Nortel Networks to help America’s deaf, hard-of-hearing and speech impaired

HP declares the blade PC is back

Manufacturer re-introduces the concept, this time powered by an AMD64 processor

Xerox print network for games

Vendor to handle one million documents for coaches, athletes for 2007 Canada Winter Games

Intuit launches QuickBooks 2006

Meeting with users has helped Intuit Canada develop the needed features for its latest edition of QuickBooks small business accounting software, according to Gary Meeberg, director of QuickBooks payroll services.

Intel tries to simplify storage

Scott Peiffer, director of storage systems marketing for Intel Corp. admitted that sometimes the storage division feels like the unwanted stepchild of the chip making giant.

RIM goes ahead with devices amid litigation

Amid ongoing litigation and no settlement with Virginia-based NTP Inc., it’s business as usual at Research In Motion Ltd. as the Waterloo, Ont.-based company launched a new version of its popular BlackBerry device.

Open source eyes enterprise

Aperi group to create reference platform that will serve as application foundation

Sage accounting for accountants

Sage Software’s first iteration of Simply Accounting will have an edition specifically for accountants.

Barracuda drives now all in one family

After several years of carrying two lines of Barracuda high-speed hard drives, Seagate Technology is merging them into one family.

AMD goes stable

The microprocessor manufacturer is promising system stability for corporate buyers

Cisco adds hardware to NAC appliance

rnImprovements to Network Admission Control include server and support for Catalyst switches

Novell thinks it can help developers build a better desktop

In an effort to spur adoption of open source software, Novell Corp. is posting some of its application usability testing data and resources on the Web for developers.