Topic: Hardware - Page 53

The new HP Amplify Impact program aims to extend ongoing sustainability efforts by involving its partner ecosystem in addressing climate change, human rights, and the digital divide.

Due in mid-2021, the ThinkEdge SE30 and ThinkEdge SE50 are engineered for use in industrial, retail, medical, and other environments with demanding performance, security, and durability requirements.

Vertical clouds from Microsoft, a big new release from Veeam, a new global head of solutions aggregation and next-gen technologies for Tech Data, and pancakes from outer space are just a few of the stories we’re finally getting to now.

Get ready for an episode filled with cloud computing, cybersecurity, M&A, and flapjacks from spaaaaaace. Joined by channel pro and speed demon Oli Thordarson, of Alvaka Networks, Matt and Rich discuss Kaseya buying RocketCyber, Arcserve merging with StorageCraft, and D&H introducing new video wall kits.

Meant to help IT providers with limited signage experience successfully design and deploy video wall solutions, the new offerings can be coupled with professional services from D&H in areas like pre-sales support, quoting, and onsite installation.

A native ARM64 version of the vendor’s Intercept X endpoint protection system, due in the second half of the year, will secure an emerging class of thin, light, and fanless Windows 10 devices with continuous 4G and 5G cellular connections.

Intel’s new partner program, which officially opened its doors last month, turns three previously separate offerings into one.

The Gigabit Network Card is the first UPS network card in the industry to meet both UL 2900-1 and IEC 62443-4-2 cybersecurity standards.

Google goodies for schools, security goodies from Microsoft, Palo Alto, and Check Point, and a dog now wealthier than its caretaker are among the stories we’re bringing your way despite frozen fingers.

The expanded program will arm partners to cross-sell all of the products in Ivanti’s growing lineup of IT management and security solutions, according to Erik Randles (pictured), who stepped into his current role last month.