There is a growing consensus that the Internet of Things will impact the security and integrity of existing IT systems.
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IT sees challenges with Internet of Things
by Chris Gonsalves (Channelnomics) •
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Featured Post, Servers
IDC Finds Server Bright Spot in Global HPC Sales
by Chris Gonsalves (Channelnomics) •
Worldwide revenue for the HPC servers jumped 7.9 percent to $2.6 billion in the second quarter of 2013, up from $2.4 billion in the same period last year.
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Server Sales Slip in Q2, Follow PC Decline
by Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) •
Worldwide server sales fell 6.1 percent in Q2, with IBM and HP posting the steepest declines in the second straight quarter of declining server sales
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Cloud, Featured Post, Storage
Time for a New Backup and Recovery Pricing Model?
by Chris Gonsalves (Channelnomics) •
A majority of enterprises feel backup and recovery licensing models that charge by actual recovery events would better suit their organizations.
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Cisco Earnings Reflecting Another Tech Bubble
by Larry Walsh (Channelnomics) •
Cisco beat estimates and improved profits, but is still slashing 4,000 jobs because of economic inconsistency. Could this be another tech bubble?
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IDC Lowers IT Forecast, Mobility Remains Hot
by Robert Dutt •
If solution providers need evidence that mobility services are on the rise, they need look no further than revised IT spending forecast for 2013 from IDC.
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2010 IT spending outperforms in final analysis: IDC report
by Robert Dutt •
Research firm looks for continued growth in 2011, particularly when it comes to the cloud
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IBM study: Midsize businesses spending more on technology
by Robert Dutt •
IT budgets are increasing and the money is going in new directions, Big Blue says
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Gartner raises worldwide IT spending estimate for 2011
by Robert Dutt •
2010 will also be a better-than-expected year in final analysis, research firm says
