CDN Morning Briefing, September 14, 2020 – Nutanix news, NVIDIA acquires ARM, Reddit talks restaurant IT
Nutanix news, NVIDIA acquires ARM, Reddit talks restaurant IT
Nutanix news, NVIDIA acquires ARM, Reddit talks restaurant IT
Intel has officially released Tiger Lake, its 11th generation mobile processor along with Intel Evo design standard.
Cogeco, the Montreal, Quebec-based internet and telecommunications company, has rejected a bid by Altice USA, a U.S. communications and media company, according to a Cogeco press release.
Rogers today launched 5G services in 18 new areas in Ontario.
Zoom Video Communications is expanding the availability of Zoom Phone.
Backup and recovery software firm Asigra is going deep into its back of tricks.
Dell Technologies is extending its Payment Flexibility Program to Oct. 30 this year, with payment deferrals until 2021.
This morning Avaya officially announced that the Avaya OneCloud brand will span the entire unified communications, contact center, collaboration and CPaaS (Communications Platform as a Service) product families.
Apple today announced a hardware overhaul to its iMac all-in-one computers.
Trend Micro Canada announced the opening of its first Canadian data centre on July 21.
To keep up with the firehose of news and press releases, we’ve decided to deliver some extra…
OVHcloud recently added domain names and web hosting offers to dedicated servers, private cloud and public cloud offerings. Read more to find out how the french cloud firm is looking to expand its presence in Canada.
Avaya today announced the global expansion and general availability of Avaya Cloud Office by RingCentral in Australia, Canada, and the U.K.
Microsoft Azure is entering its heavy metal phase.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is following through on its promise to enhance its cloud platform GreenLake into a full-scale cloud services market, and much more
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