About
Dylan Martin is an associate editor at CRN, where he covers Intel Corp. and its competitors, as well as the Internet of Things. He previously wrote about startups and venture capital for BostInno, an American City Business Journals property. Prior to that, he worked for Mainebiz and The Forecaster newspapers. Dylan lives in Malden and enjoys reading books, watching TV shows and movies, playing video games and visiting Maine in his spare time.
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Former IBM Channel Chief Carlquist Retires After 36 Years At Big Blue
by Dylan Martin
‘He was definitely an important factor in how we grew the partnership between Logicalis and IBM,’ Logicalis CEO Vince Deluca says of Dave Carlquist. -
Flutura Takes Surgical Approach To IIoT With Over 200 'Nano Apps'
by Dylan Martin
Flutura, a Hitachi-backed industrial Internet of Things startup, takes a unique approach to the space with more than 200 ‘nano apps’ that provide artificial intelligence solutions for specific use cases and certain kinds of machinery. -
Nvidia Reveals ‘T-Rex,’ Its Flagship $2,499 Titan RTX Desktop GPU For AI Research
by Dylan Martin
Nvidia reveals its monster of a $2,499 desktop GPU, the Titan RTX, which the company appropriately nicknames “T-Rex” for its high-end performance in AI research, data science and content creation applications. -
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How Wind River’s VxWorks Helped NASA’s InSight Land On Mars
by Dylan Martin
Under ownership by Intel and as an independent company, Wind River has provided its real-time operating system for industrial IoT deployments to NASA for multiple unmanned missions, including the InSight and Curiosity. -
Intel’s Global Policy Exec, Ex-Sales Head Greg Pearson Retires: CRN Exclusive
by Dylan Martin
Intel confirms to CRN that Greg Pearson, Intel’s former top channel advocate and sales executive, retired this month after working at the company for 35 years. -
Intel, AMD Lock Horns Over High-Performance Computing Prowess
by Dylan Martin
AMD has generated so much interest in the data center that one HPC partner says that he has been able to get price concessions from Intel. -
Facebook Went Down Again, Along With Its Workplace Collaboration Tool
by Dylan Martin
Users complained that the social media giant’s platform wasn’t functional on Monday, but services bounced back for some users a short time later. -
Dell EMC Partners With FogHorn For Bundled IIoT Edge Solutions
by Dylan Martin
Dell EMC partners will have access to gateways and other edge devices preconfigured with FogHorn’s Lightning edge intelligence platform for out-of-the-box industrial Internet of Things deployments. -
Samsung Set To Surpass Intel Semiconductor Sales For Second Year
by Dylan Martin
Intel lost the top spot for global semiconductor sales last year to Samsung, largely driven by the South Korean company’s fast-growing memory sales, after holding the position since 1993. -
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GE Sells Most Of Its Stake In Pivotal Software
by Dylan Martin
GE significantly reduces its stake in Dell-backed Pivotal Software, the Platform-as-a-Service developer that helped the conglomerate build its industrial Internet of Things platform. -
Intel's Proposed Bill Would Jail Execs Who Lie About Data Privacy
by Dylan Martin
Intel’s proposed data privacy legislation would fine companies that don’t take reasonable safeguards to protect personal data and jail executives who lie about the measures they’re taking. -
Plantronics Reportedly Exploring Sale After $2B Polycom Acquisition
by Dylan Martin
Plantronics is reportedly considering selling itself following the company’s $2 billion blockbuster acquisition of unified communications player Polycom in July.
