Topic: Hardware - Page 94

Aimed at organizations with fewer than 25 employees, the new system utilizes a cloud-based artificial intelligence to identify and block top-ranked threats.

New features across the portfolio are designed to simplify and secure IoT solutions from cloud to the edge, according to Azure IoT executive Sam George (pictured).

The new offerings include a platform for adding workflow automation apps to multifunction printers, a centralized console for managing MFPs and their apps remotely, and tools for securing that hardware and software.

Integration with HPE’s StoreOnce solution for cost-effective data archiving is coming as well in the first half of next year.

New version enables service providers to support vast enterprise-level deployments, protect complex infrastructures, and sophisticated workloads.

In a series of new investments, the distributor is adding latest-generation products from Lexmark and other manufacturers to its catalog, hiring additional sales specialists to promote those systems, and introducing new financing options for purchasing them.

Greenville, SC – October 23, 2019 – SYNNEX Corporation (NYSE: SNX), a leading business process services company, announced today that it has expanded its relationship with Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, as one of the first authorized distributors of the company’s WG7200 series. The series offers a competitive lineup of multifunction inkjet printers that enable partners to expand their portfolio in the A3 printing market.
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Open now, the new Intel Partner University is an early step on the road toward next year’s debut of the Intel Partner Alliance, which will replace the Intel Technology Provider, IoT Solutions Alliance, and Cloud Insider programs.

The new system combines third-party hardware with a neural network to identify trespassing drones automatically and prevent them from communicating with their controller.

Available at no extra cost, the new technology can spot hidden threats embedded in logos, QR codes, and text-based images even when they’ve been subtly altered to evade detection by signature-based vision engines.