Despite a sagging PC market and on the eve of Dell's planned acquisition of enterprise powerhouse EMC, the PC is still core to Dell’s mission, according to Jeffrey Clarke.
Partners say the new terms shouldn't affect their business with the security vendor as Symantec will still receive a large influx of funds to be used for innovation and acquisitions.
SimpiVity, the No. 2 player in the hyper-converged market with more than $276 million in funding, unveils its strategy for taking customers away from public cloud giant Amazon Web Services.
Printers made by Brother International – as well as other products – have become the first to take the leap into Amazon’s Dash Replenishment IoT program.
Intel showed off the processors, built for desktops, 2-in-1s and ultrabooks in the commercial segment, aiming to combine lightness, mobility, security and performance.
AtHoc, a division of BlackBerry, unveiled a $20 million multi-year contract extension in supporting the Department of Veterans Affairs' enterprise-wide crisis communications platform. Four Points Technology will spearhead the platform's deployment
While drones and gadgets awed crowds at CES this year, there was one big portion of the show that didn't make headlines -- cases for phones, tablets and laptops. But these 10 cool cases are worth a look.
Riverbed Technology says channel partners have an enormous opportunity to drive new services through its acquisition of software-defined networking specialist Ocedo.
Solution providers say the partnership between Cisco and SimpliVity is gaining traction in the data center and is paying off in meaningful sales growth.
SimpliVity is putting its partners in the cloud service provider driver's seat with a new partner program that aims to remove financial barriers for its participants.
SimpliVity CEO Doron Kempel wants to offer the company's software on servers to a wide assortment of vendors and expects that business will make up about half of SimpliVity's sales in 2016.
Technologies such as software-defined storage and the cloud will shift the focus from traditional arrays to the server and private clouds, leading to a year of restructuring and consolidation for the industry.
The startup, which offers hybrid SaaS security solutions to the midmarket, has landed $9.55 million, bringing the company’s total funding raised to around $30 million.