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Four motherboards with dual-socket capability are now available to support Intel’s Xeon processor E5-2400 chip sets.

Based on Kepler architecture, the new K10 and K20 Tesla GPUs enable systems to process more parallel instructions with lower CPU utilization.

With more products, better chip performance, and improved engagement with the channel this year, Intel makes good on promises made at ISS 2011.

With Nimble 2.0 now available, the social CRM offers an updated pricing model, new features, and a better interface.

How do you get your clients back up and running after a major disaster? This is your guide to business continuity and disaster recovery.

Intel impresses the supercomputing crowd with its Knight’s Corner co-processor, and an AMD exec explains how HPC drives innovation that trickles down to—you guessed it—VARs and their SMB clients.

The tool searches for, and imports, contacts from Google Contacts, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, syncs your calendar, and provides a single place for all your contact records.

Although the conference is only in its second year, attendees give rave reviews to the Tigerpaw team and their event.

Dell is evolving its partner program to match that of recent storage acquisition Compellent, and is making sure inside sales tows the channel line. By James E. Gaskin

Despite the absence of a channel strategy at present, Salesforce for Quickbooks enables Salesforce users–channel pros among them–to pull in data from QuickBooks via Intuit’s cloud integration services. By James E. Gaskin