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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OVHcloud introduces tape-storage-as-a-service based on IBM tech
In response to European data sovereignty requirements and other localization rules, OVHcloud has announced a tape-storage-as-a-service offering based on ITB technology.
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.
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.
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.
Equinix to expand Equinix Fabric into five additional Canadian markets by 2021
Equinix announced Dec. 8 that it will be launching Equinix Fabric services in five new markets in Canada in the coming year.
Aruba makes new portfolio announcements, expands sales strategy with HPE
Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, yesterday announced three new products to simplify networking for the developing edge-to-cloud era.
Lenovo Data Center Group delivers new data management solutions
This morning Lenovo Data Center Group (DCG) announced several new data centre management solutions, including an all flash array with NVMe SSD storage.
VMware pushes its Virtual Cloud Network while alluding to major changes to the physical data centre
VMware says the shape of the physical data centre is going to undergo dramatic changes over the next two to three years, and the comapny is confident its Virtual Cloud Network is the direction the industry needs to go in.
Pure Storage expands Pure as-a-Service offerings, unveils new service catalogue
Pure Storage dropped a major expansion of its Pure as-a-Service consumption-based offerings this week, including a new service catalogue providing public cloud levels of price transparency for partners.
A look at an Intel Evo laptop: Acer Swift 5
“Marketing” and “technicality” go hand in hand when companies try to grab your money. While what’s written…
Western Digital’s new ZNS SSDs is optimized for muti-tenancy
Western Digital announced the limited sampling of its new Ultrastar DC ZN540 ZNS NVMe SSDs to select customers.
Coffee Briefing, November 6, 2020 – Ontario budget highlights, telco news from IBM, free tools for MSPs
We hope you’re doing okay, thank goodness it’s Friday. Today’s Coffee Briefing delivers you the latest on the Ontario budget, IBM, and so much more.
Cisco updates partner program, CEO says shift to Everything-as-a-Service will be a ‘lengthy process’
Transitioning the majority of the company’s portfolio to be delivered as-a-service is going to be a “lengthy…
AMD acquires Xilinx, inventor of FPGA, for $35 billion
AMD has purchased Xilinx, the semiconductor company that pioneered the first field-programmable gate array (FPGA) for US$35 billion, the biggest deal in the company’s history.
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