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A new firewall and updated sandbox appliance, along with enhanced analytics and management tools, are designed to deliver faster performance and enable easier administration.

Assembled at Ingram’s Integration Center, the fully managed offering combines compute, storage, and BDR services in a pre-integrated bundle designed to make deploying, running, and paying for hybrid cloud environments simpler.

Available now at no extra cost, the new feature helps organizations identify and fix weaknesses in containerized applications at a time when use of containers is growing rapidly.

Thanks to some last-minute complimacations, Matt and Rich have no guest host this week and no guest interview. But that doesn’t stop them from discussing Datto’s interesmating backup deletion defense and Azure continuity solutions, plus AMD’s latest server processors and the implimacations of last year’s PPP and EIDL loans for your tax bill.

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Chips from Intel and AMD, security services from Trend Micro and Sherweb, and a Czech zoo’s discovery of the last living things on Earth that love Zoom meetings are a few of the stories we finally have for you.

From wireless connectivity to monitoring solutions, Internet of Things solutions offer cost-effective, easy-to-deploy ways to help SMBs compete.

Learn what separates channel pros who were ready for the challenges of the pandemic and are now thriving in the new normal.

IP security cameras can be a door-opener to a variety of connected, monitored systems, but IoT integrators will need to understand K-12 budgeting issues.

Equipped with latest-generation Intel and AMD processors, the 17 new devices are designed to provide flexible options for powering high-performance computing, artificial intelligence, and other data-intensive workloads as well as edge solutions.