Infrastructure

Suddenly working from home and need a solution that works? Here are some options

Looking for the right solution to help workers work from home? We broke down some of the most popular options

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Recent Infrastructure Stories

Suddenly working from home and need a solution that works? Here are some options

Looking for the right solution to help workers work from home? We broke down some of the most popular options

5 min read

MSPs on Reddit reference panicked clients and remote work issues as COVID-19 concerns rise

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Canadian expert says Honeywell’s quantum computer could be ‘remarkable’

In the world of computing, three months can be a short time. For those watching the progress of quantum computing, waiting for the next 12 weeks will test their patience.

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You might want to think twice about integrating RMM with backups, says Asigra

Ransomware is bad enough, but ransomware infecting your precious remote monitoring and management platform is a true nightmare. But that’s the battle managed services providers are increasingly fighting, according to Toronto data protection firm Asigra.

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A new Google Cloud Platform region to come to Toronto

Google Cloud is building a new platform region in Toronto to support its expanding customer base in…

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Infrastructure News

GE Access drops GE from its name but not logo

Storage distributor reinvents itself with new campaignrn

SNIA debuts in Canada

Storage distributor Bell Microproducts said while it supports the Storage Networking Industry Association coming to Canada, it’s not going to sign up to be a member just yet.rn

Sun goes pay-per-use

New plan aimed at financial market charges $1 per processor per hourrn

ILM a mystery to most Canadians

Although IDC Canada analyst Alan Freedman said he’s never heard a catch phrase take hold as quickly…

Nortel Networks looks remotely to multimedia

Nortel Networks Ltd. has announced a series of new products and upgrades to help enterprises deliver multimedia applications to workers out of the office.

Apple releases iPod-like iMacs

Apple Computer Inc. is hoping to entice PC users who purchased iPods into buying the similarly designed new iMac G5 — but one Canadian reseller says, “they’re dreaming.”

HP sharpens blade business

Believing that blade servers are the new cutting edge of IT, Hewlett-Packard is giving the thin devices their own division and releasing a bundle of new lower-cost installation services partners can deliver. rn

Q9 chief: Let’s get physical

Channel referral program is a key part of Q9 Networks growth as well as its partnersrn

StorageTek subtracts for Total

The Canadian subsidiary of Storage Technology Corp. has launched its first tiered channel program that requires partners to be certified in sales and technical training within the next nine months.

Intel’s releases dual role chips

The emergence of dual-core processors will bring the parallel computing power necessary to virtualize enterprise IT environments and ease manageability issues

Thin Client Computing

Thin clients offer customers cost savings, security and the ability to deploy applications fast.
But some say value-added resellers aren’t doing enough to educate their customers on the benefits of the technology, potentially losing out on business