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AMD EPYC Rome Server CPUs: 6 Important Things To Know
by Dylan Martin
CRN runs down six important things solution providers should know about AMD's second-generation EPYC processors, including how they compare to Intel's Xeon processors, how they can reduce TCO and how AMD plans to compete with Intel in the data center. -
5 Things To Know About HP's Next CEO, Enrique Lores
by Joseph F. Kovar
HP Inc.'s next CEO, Enrique Lores, started his professional life as an engineering intern 30 years ago at HP and rose to the top while taking key leadership roles across the organization. -
HPE's Tom Lattin: AMD EPYC Single-Socket Is A 'Breakthrough' For TCO
by Dylan Martin
'That is in terms of the economics of purchasing the hardware, but probably more importantly, the software licensing implications of being able to deploy a single-socket system and get equal or better performance to what you could get on a dual-socket system at a drastically lower software licensing profile,' HPE executive Tom Lattin says. -
Forrest Norrod On Why AMD EPYC 'Rome Kicks A**'
by Dylan Martin
‘There's a class of customers for whom I think they're going to really be surprised to see how much this thing kicks a** in Java,’ says AMD Senior Vice President Forrest Norrod. -
5 Key Takeaways From Xerox's Q2 Earnings: From IT To Its HP Partnership
by O’Ryan Johnson
Xerox is breaking into IT Services as a way to make up revenue shortfalls as device sales continue to slow. -
The 10 Coolest 2-in-1 Laptops And Tablets Of 2019 (So Far)
by Kyle Alspach
Major 2-in-1 announcements from the first half of the year included Apple's iPad Air 3, Dell's new XPS 13 2-in-1 and several HP EliteBook x360 models. -
The 10 Coolest New Laptops Of 2019 (So Far)
by Kyle Alspach
Major laptop releases this years so far include cool new notebooks from Lenovo, Dell, HP and Apple. -
Intel CEO Bob Swan: We'd Rather Have Lower Share In A Larger Market
by Dylan Martin
'If you redefine the role you can play in the industry to have 30 percent share, you have to begin to dare to dream. You're not protecting what you built. You're evolving your thinking,’ Intel CEO Bob Swan says in a recent interview describing the chipmaker's data-centric strategy.'You're Not Protecting What You Built. You're Evolving Your Thinking.' -
Sammy Kinlaw On Lexmark’s New Printers And How His Channel Vision Is Now A Reality
by O’Ryan Johnson
Lexmark channel chief Sammy Kinlaw talks about the big job of selling to small business as the company releases new color printers aimed at small workgroups and micro-SMBs. -
Amazon Prime Day 2019: 10 Hot Tech Deals You Can Still Get Now
by Kyle Alspach
From PCs to headphones to tablets, devices from many of the leading tech vendors are available for major savings on Prime Day. -
Intel’s Jason Kimrey: Windows 7 End-Of-Life Opportunity Is ‘Unprecedented’
by Dylan Martin
“[There are roughly] 40 million devices that still are [running] Windows 7 today that have to be upgraded [with Microsoft ending support and security updates for Windows 7 effective Jan. 14, 2020],” said Intel Channel Chief Jason Kimrey. “This is an incredible opportunity. If you look at the data from any of our client [device] partners they're doing well because of this opportunity. Now is the time to really finish the job.” -
5 Things To Know About The HP-Xerox Partnership
by O’Ryan Johnson
The two companies are joining forces to go after the A4 and A3 printer markets, as well as the PC Device-as-a-Service market. -
What To Expect From AMD's 7nm Roadmap In 2019
by Dylan Martin
With new announcements at Computex 2019, AMD provides a more complete picture of its 2019 7-nanometer roadmap, spanning CPUs and GPUs for desktops and servers. Here's what the channel needs to know about AMD's upcoming 7nm Ryzen, Radeon and EPYC products.
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