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Supermicro launches GPU test drive program for NVIDIA NVLink and high-end Supermicro platforms

Qualified channel partners can now sink their teeth into Supermicro Computer’s STEP program to remotely test the ODM’s two high-end Supermicro systems

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Recent Infrastructure Stories

Supermicro launches GPU test drive program for NVIDIA NVLink and high-end Supermicro platforms

Qualified channel partners can now sink their teeth into Supermicro Computer’s STEP program to remotely test the ODM’s two high-end Supermicro systems

2 min read

OVHcloud introduces tape-storage-as-a-service based on IBM tech

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Sharp Electronics of Canada announces eight new letter-sized A4 printers and MFPs

Sharp Electronics of Canada is looking to give small businesses and remote workers a boost with eight new models in its lineup of letter-sized A4 printers.

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Microsoft Office 365 gets big boost from Asigra’s backup protection

Toronto-based backup and recovery firm Asigra announced a major update to its Cloud Backup with Deep MFA solution by integrating it with Microsoft Office 365.

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Webex gets a facelift with noise cancellation, transcriptions, but Cisco says more to come

On Tuesday, Cisco’s Jeetu Patel didn’t waver from a statement he made back in August about the big changes coming to the Webex platform and its mission to make virtual interactions 10 times better than in-person experiences.

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Infrastructure News

HP throws channel a curve

Hewlett-Packard Canada Ltd. of Mississauga, Ont., under its ProCurve line of networking products, has released three gigabit…

CIA reinvents itself

Montreal-based VAR tinkers with becoming a vendor of unified messaging. It has created a spin-off corporation called RDC Technologies.rn

SnapGear hunts for ISPs

A Utah manufacturer is having a tough time trying to broaden the channel for its virtual private…

Linux: ready for prime time?

In mission-critical environments where support is not readily available, Linux is a great choice. But despite its many charms on the server side, Linux may not be the desktop OS of choice.rn

Memory makers

Montreal-based memory distributors have cornered the upgrade market in Canadarn

At your service

The Web services hype is ahead of its capabilities, but over the next 12 to 18 months you will see more extranet and business-to-business implementations of the technologyrn


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