Topic: Hardware - Page 49

The new WorkForce ST-C8090 comes with enough ink to print 19,500 mono pages or 14,800 color pages, as well as two free sets of refill bottles, resulting in a cost per page, Epson says, of just two cents per color ISO sheet.

An addition to the Vade partner portal provided at no additional cost, the new system is designed to help MSPs profit from growing demand for managed security services.

Margins on hardware may be thin, but channel pros are finding new and effective ways to make money from it anyway.

The new functionality, part of the vendor’s larger zero-trust security strategy, is designed to help security software and analysts prioritize alerts by assigning a risk score to users, devices, and applications based on threat intelligence data.

Product previews from Apple WWDC, a new name for Windows Virtual Desktop, new virtual data protection software from Datto, and a new safety device for “”smartphone zombies”” are all among this week’s better-late-than-never news updates.

Based on software from “prevention-as-a-service” vendor Perception Point, the new system is the latest optional add-on for the vendor’s core security and data protection platform.

A big check for Cloudera, new hardware from Alienware, new software from Salesforce, and a new book from John Steinbeck that horror fans will love are among the many stories we’re just now getting out to you.

Wi-Fi 6 brings WLAN performance to a new level with aggregate throughput potential measured in Gigabits per second. The advent of Wi-Fi 6 also brings economics to a new level as higher performance and higher density impact price-performance and total cost of ownership (TCO) calculations. Get the full report that benchmarks the performance of its tri-radio XV3-8 (8×8/4×4 MU-MIMO) and XV2-2 (2×2 MU-MIMO) Wi-Fi 6 Access Points (APs) and comparable APs from Aruba, Meraki (Cisco) and Ruckus (CommScope).

By storing files exclusively in the cloud instead of locally as well, Axcient says, the new solution protects against ransomware while providing anytime, anywhere access to data from mobile devices and affordable PCs with limited storage capacity.

As the country starts to open up, the multivendor effort has plans to continue through the year with a shift toward education.