NetApp, which has seen its all-flash storage business grow even as its FlashRay business has not, looks set to make a bid for all-flash storage array maker SolidFire, but other vendors have also discussed such an acquisition, industry sources tell CRN.

Even after nixing an EMC Virtustream venture, VMware is set to deemphasize its vCloud Air hybrid cloud service in favor of EMC's Virtustream mission-critical applications cloud platform, sources close to both companies said.

Telecom partners discuss why the move to cloud services is easier than other telco partners may believe.

Sophos plans to acquire Netherlands-based SurfRight, a provider of endpoint threat detection and response and advanced threat prevention, for $32 million.

As the holiday draws even closer, CRN has compiled a list of 10 more gadget gifts to give to your techie family and friends.

One solution provider discusses how he makes tens of thousands of dollars with customers who want to learn how to use Office 365.

Strategic service providers say they moving to firm up their cloud strategies to account for the confusion created by VMware's decision to nix its cloud joint venture with EMC Virtustream.

As breaches and security threats continued to inundate businesses in all industries in 2015, the need for best-of-breed security solutions has become more clear than ever. Take a look at CRN's list of coolest cybersecurity products from 2015.

It was an action-packed year for the networking industry in 2015, with heavyweights and startups making major headlines. Here's a look at the top 10 biggest networking stories of the year.

Getting more women into technology is only the first step in increasing diversity, Women of the Channel executives said. As many women are leaving the field, the executives said the focus now needs to be on retaining talented female employees for the long term.

VMware's CEO explains why the company's approach to security is the most holistic in the security industry.

Three of the 11 channel firms snatched up in November specialize in a vertical industry, while three others were acquired by private equity giants. Here are the solution providers that drove channel consolidation last month.

The accusations and insults between Cisco and Arista Networks continue to fly in regards to their pending lawsuits.

Microsoft recently said it's going to be changing its licensing model for Windows Server 2016. While it's not technically a price hike, it's likely that some customers will pay more for virtualization.

For the week ending Dec. 11, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions.

Megamergers, failed acquisitions and companies splitting in two seemed to dominate the headlines in 2015. CRN takes a look at the news stories that captured our attention in 2015.

Computer Design & Integration is spinning off its data center-focused joint venture to create two independent, highly focused private companies.

A cryptic email to select EMC staff from RSA President Amit Yoran after talks with Michael Dell seems to refer to RSA's becoming a separate company.

Market research firm NPD Group revealed the top ten best-selling monitor brands in the third quarter of 2015, including Apple, ViewSonic and Hewlett-Packard.

Verizon rolled out UCCaaS Mobile First, an offering based on Cisco's collaboration technology. Backed by two large brands, it will give partners a powerful, cloud-based UC product and recurring revenue opportunity.