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  • Cisco Sets Limits to Cloud Strategy

    Cisco Systems’ Padmasree Warrior says the networking giant has no plans to fully engage in cloud computing market, but rather act as a player that supports and enables the remote delivery of applications and services. In a virtual roundtable with journalists and analysts around the world, Cisco’s chief technology officer described Cisco’s boundary in the…

  • Could Channel Help Dell Succeed With Handheld?

    Dell may be giving another go in the mobile handheld device marketplace, according to a speculative report published by the Wall Street Journal yesterday. According to unnamed sources, the planned device would run on Google Android and operate as an Internet-only device similar to Apple’s iTouch. Currently Dell is not commenting on the matter, but…

  • Intel Warns Against Delaying PC Refresh

    Stretching out the refresh of PCs and notebooks can end up costing organizations more money over the long run than if they were to replace systems now that are three or more years old, said Robert Crooke, vice president and general manager of Intel’s Business Client Group, during a Webcast on the economic implications of…

  • Technology Spending Growth to Return in Q4

    Waiting for an end to the recession? Wondering when your customers’ delayed projects will finally get the green light again? Forrester Research now says IT spending growth will return in the fourth quarter of this year and continue in 2010. That forecast aligns with a recent report from Gartner, which is now forecasting a return…

  • HP Access Now Free of Charge, Available Through Resellers

    HP Access’ discounts, software, services and training for small business — previously available for $49 — is now being offered free of charge to small business customers, both directly and through channel partners. HP channel partners can offer the program to their end customers who purchase HP products, according to the technology vendor. To participate,…

  • Red Hat Ups Cloud Computing Game

    As Microsoft partners profess confusion about how they can cash in on the cloud services offerings emanating from Redmond, Wash., Red Hat made it clear this week that it isn’t planning to take a backseat in the race to court ISVs and the broader channel to its own cloud platform initiatives. On Tuesday, Red Hat…

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