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A world’s first for Lenovo, this upcoming X1 foldable PC is a full-fledged laptop with a bendable, foldable screen that promises unprecedented portability.

Lenovo makes a big push into edge computing and IoT, showcasing several new smart technologies across a wide range of categories at their Accelerate partner conference.

“This business model has allowed us to expand our geographic reach and tap into a limitless customer pool,” said the CEO of Noverus Innovations.

Intel recognizes the outstanding achievements of 25 partners at its Intel Partner Connect 2019 conference. The Partner of the Year award honors companies that employ Intel technologies and solutions while demonstrating excellence in technology platform design and integrated solutions sales, marketing and training.

HPE’s new family of Edgeline Converged Edge Systems run enterprise-class application and management software closer to where data is created.

HP Enterprise really believes the future is the Intelligent Edge, and it’s putting its money where its mouth is.

Network Solutions Provider helps SMBs transform IT from a cost center to an empowerment tool, and that business value distinguishes the managed service provider from its competitors.

Here at Lenovo’s Accelerate conference in Orlando, the ThinkPad maker dropped several new durable notebooks designed for K-12. I got a chance to play around with them for a few minutes yesterday between breakout sessions, but the N23 stands out to me as a real winner for K-12. It’s a honest to goodness Yoga style convertible, but crazy durable, with solid state storage, decent amount of RAM, Windows 10, and nice looking display for only $249.

If you’re at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference attending sessions and roaming the halls, don’t forget to head to the store and grab one of several special offers Microsoft has for partners.

The Windows 10 core will power the largest range of devices imaginable, from the desktop to small dedicated IoT (Internet of Things) devices, so it’s no surprise that Microsoft is taking security to a whole new level.