OVHcloud has come a long way since its early days as a web hosting provider in 1999, and so has its Canadian presence in the past several years despite significant challenges.
Roughly six months after opening an office in Washington and expanding its business across the U.S. and Canada, Nominet, the .uk domain name registry in the United Kingdom, today announced its global cyber security partner program, Velocity.
The world’s most prominent malware threat is alive and well, and its devastating financial impact on businesses has only increased, especially in Canada, according to Datto Inc.’s fourth annual Global State of the Channel Ransomware Report.
A new Deloitte study is providing some insight into how OEMs and channel partners can help each ride the Everything-as-a-Service wave.
With an overdue recession looming over the country and the rest of the world, it’s time to think about what partners can do right now to be prepared.
The AWS Summit in Toronto featured a bit of everything last week, some news, some demos, and some protests.
While it didn’t get acquired like many were anticipating, the unified communications and contact center solutions provider today announced a strategic partnership with RingCentral.
The Canadian government’s ongoing effort to adopt the public cloud took another step forward this summer with the help of Microsoft and AWS.
A Kitchener Ont.-based company has built an automated tool that solves the chaos associated with the 85 per cent of the world’s unstructured data.
The world’s largest steel company talks about its experience with Pure Storage’s Evergreen program.
Earlier this week, OVH announced that it is bringing its OVHcloud Partner Program to Canada.
AppDirect has announced a partnership with Google to bring its services to the Google Cloud Platform and to begin reselling Google Cloud products through its own platform.
Canadian VARs and other channel partners can now get their hands on HP’s LaserJet 400 series printers.
IBM releases updated mainframe computers for the enterprise.
A Toronto-based cybersecurity firm today announced it has been selected to provide the Canadian federal government with security solutions and systems integration services.