Equinix ‘bullish’ about data centre opportunities in Canada, says Equinix Americas president

With the recent launch of new high- and low-end micro processors, AMD is attempting to spread into non-traditional markets.rn

The Chinese firm still hasn’t set up a Canadian office, but resellers and analysts are already coming up with advice on how it can revive IBM’s money-losing PC business. Is anyone listening?rn

Supercom has cracked the $500 barrier with its latest multimedia desktop.rn

CES show provided many examples of the CE/IT product blurrn

Signs deal with Lexmark to provide implementation and support to B.C. health regionrn

UPSforLess founder turned the blackout of 2003 into a money-making business by selling refurbished universal power suppliesrn

Back in 1981, the IBM PC changed the business worldrn

Symantec merger does not stop company from releasing new version of flagship product Backup Exec and improving its channel directionrn

This will be another year of modest IT spending, IDC Canada has warned the industry.

Network Appliance says the latest version of its operating system will be a boon for resellers trying to sell the company’s storage hardware and their consulting services.rn

Proprietary workstations will disappear from market in four to eight years, analyst predicts

Until late last year BCS Global Networks focused on its IP video managed services. Thanks to an acquisition, it now offers IP phones, toorn

Since 2002 Cisco Systems Inc. has dropped more than two-thirds of its channel partners, but the network equipment manufacturer is still looking for integrators specializing in IP services, telephony and security.rn

The new owner of IBM’s PC division has five years to prove it can maintain quality, says an Edmonton resellerrn

Research firm IDC Canada predicts Linux momentum to continue in 2005 as resellers hope their own Linux sales will grow in the double-digit range in the new yearrn