Topic: Hardware - Page 267

Scale Computing, the market leader in hyperconverged storage, server and virtualization solutions for midsized companies, today announced that it has joined the Brocade Strategic Collaboration Program as part of the Storage and Hyperconverged alliance to extend the reach of hyperconverged infrastructure solutions from the SMB through the enterprise.

WATERLOO, ONTARIO–(Marketwired – Dec. 8, 2016) – BlackBerry Limited (NASDAQ:BBRY) (TSX:BB), a global software leader in securing, connecting and mobilizing enterprises, unveiled its mobile-native approach to security with the launch of a comprehensive platform designed for the Enterprise of Things. BlackBerry’s new platform is designed to be the foundation that drives the company’s ongoing move to software, is cloud enabled and addresses the entire enterprise from endpoint to endpoint.

Taking gaming experience to Xtreme with a wide range of premium gaming gears

The semi-rugged notebook delivers power and performance needed in the most demanding work environments.

NEC Collaboration Solutions Powered by ThinkHub Now Include 4K Display Options

Ideal for VDI environments, the IGEL UD Pocket features a dual-boot system that turns compatible USB-bootable form factors into an IGEL Linux 10-powered endpoint, without overwriting the local OS.

The new interactive displays transform any flat surface into a bright 100-inch interactive canvas for capturing ideas and creative input.

MAHWAH, N.J., Dec. 1, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America, a division of Sharp Electronics Corporation (SEC), today announced its new PN-Y professional-grade signage series, a convenient and value-priced solution for small and mid-sized businesses with sophisticated digital signage needs.

The company introduces a new series of storage devices designed specifically for use with Raspberry Pi.

Both offerings are designed to help businesses automatically inventory the growing number of IoT devices on their wired and wireless networks and then limit what those devices, and the people who administer them, can access.