Topic: Hardware - Page 49

The new Arcserve N Series, which combines Arcserve’s own UDP platform with products from Nutanix and Sophos, is designed to meet a wide range of backup, business continuity, and disaster recovery needs through a single, all-in-one SKU.

The first “”Cloud PCs”” from Microsoft, an XDR alliance from Exabeam, acquisitions by Ivanti and its Wavelink unit, and an Olympics equestrian course that stops horses in their tracks are a few of the many stories we have finally managed to tell you about.

GreenLake, Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s as-a-service infrastructure and application platform, is the foundation of the vendor’s strategy for bringing the public cloud experience to private clouds, according to channel chief George Hope (pictured).

Smaller chips from Intel, container security software from Bitdefender, professional services from OpenText, and “”puptails”” for your pooch are among the all too numerous stories we’ve finally brought you way.

Research from Deloitte finds many households with remote workers and students are hitting the limits of broadband, wireless, and Wi-Fi networks.

Apps for Zoom, private equity money for ScalePad, a new alliance between Splashtop and Addigy, and a new option for eco-conscious cocaine buyers are among the many stories we took our sweet time bringing you this week.

Channel pros can help organizations prepare their networks for the future of work, which must consider employee expectations of flexibility and mobility.

New goodies from Microsoft, Bitdefender, Salesforce, Infrascale, and others are among the many stories we meant to tell you about earlier, but didn’t.

The “plug and play” offerings, designed to help channel pros seize opportunities in security, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things, combine hardware, software, reference architectures, deployment instructions, and optional services assistance.

Erick and Rich discuss why Microsoft’s new Windows 365 may be a game changer, why the time has come to start attending live events again, and why leaving your house vulnerable to break-ins can occasionally have fortunate consequences.