Topic: Hardware - Page 51

The new tool draws on a workflow automation engine to help end users resolve support issues without assistance from a technician, saving them time while raising an MSP’s productivity.

Famed business consultant Erick Simpson of ErickSimpson.com takes the reigns as guest co-host alongside Matt while Rich gets a little R&R.

Demand for mining hardware, both GPUs and AISCs, is high, but builders face supply limitations.

With Microsoft 365 becoming cybercriminals’ latest target of choice, you must protect it just like you protect your clients’ desktops and laptops.

Folding hardware from Samsung, subscription ink plans from Brother, new CEOs for Barracuda and Palo Alto, and Michigan’s rowdiest pickleball players are among the many stories we waited until just now to tell you about.

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.