Infrastructure

Intel buys Smart Edge platform from Canada-based Pivot Technology Solutions for $27M

In the latest move to expand its edge computing business, Intel Corp. has agreed to purchase Smart Edge computing platform, an indirect subsidiary of Pivot, for US$27 million on Oct. 15.

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Intel buys Smart Edge platform from Canada-based Pivot Technology Solutions for $27M

In the latest move to expand its edge computing business, Intel Corp. has agreed to purchase Smart Edge computing platform, an indirect subsidiary of Pivot, for US$27 million on Oct. 15.

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New study says Canadian SMBs incur a potential productivity loss of $2 billion using old technology

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Canadian SMBs incur a potential productivity loss of CA$2 billion using older technology

A recent study commissioned by Microsoft and Intel reported that the cost of using a PC older…

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Microsoft introduces several new capabilities to Office 365 and Surface devices

In addition to announcing several new devices at its Surface event, Oct. 2, 2019, Microsoft also shared…

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From spinning disks to flash, world’s largest steel company says Pure Storage’s Evergreen program is the real deal

The world’s largest steel company talks about its experience with Pure Storage’s Evergreen program.

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Infrastructure News

Cisco finds the hyperconverged it needs with $322 million acquisition

Cisco has found the hyperconverged component it needs for its data centre business. The San Jose, California-based…

Customizable ‘back-to-school’ smartphone launches in Canada

Getting ready for schools to start in a few weeks? How about a smartphone for just that.…

Hashtag Trending – Google pays to stay on top, video buffering may be over

Google is paying Apple to stay the top search engine, the world’s largest data centre will be built in the Arctic Circle, and researchers may have a way to stop video buffering.

LG’s latest user interface for the V30 highlights security, ‘Floating Bar’

When the LG V30 launches later this year it will come equipped with the latest version of…

Hashtag Trending – Google reveals new look for calendar, Trump blasts former council CEOs on Twitter

Google has revealed a new look for its calendar app, Samsung has released a snazzy new portable hard drive, and Donald Trump uses his favourite platform to curse the CEOs quitting his American Manufacturing Council.

A small town in Norway might have world’s biggest data centre

Ballangen, Norway may have a population of just 2,600 people, but soon enough might be the home…

Hashtag Trending – Microsoft’s Surface Book problem, Amazon’s data centres now easier to use

Microsoft has a Surface Book problem, Amazon is making it easier for companies to use their datacentres, and a neo-Nazi website is having trouble finding a new home. On Monday Reddit users were drawing attention to a leaked memo from Microsoft indicating that the Surface Book had a 17 per cent return rate during the…