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Digi International extends customer IoT deployments
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Digi International has been named an Advanced tier Technology Partner in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Network (APN) and has achieved AWS IoT Competency status. Digi will offer proven products integrated with AWS IoT edge services such as AWS IoT and AWS Greengrass.  This...

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SolarWinds advances full-stack monitoring strategy

SolarWinds Cloud reflects a vision of simple, powerful, affordable full-stack monitoring.

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Talari appoints new CEO from SonicWall

Leading SD-WAN company Talari Networks has named former SonicWall executive Patrick Sweeney as Chief Executive Officer.

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Powertek selects 3W Infra as global reseller

Powertek, a global vendor delivering intelligent and highly customized Power Distribution Units (rack PDUs) worldwide, headquartered in Hong Kong, announces a partnership with 3W Infra – a fast-growing Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) hosting provider from Amsterdam. Under the channel...

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Comtec Power deliver IP House upgrade

Schneider Electric Elite Partner is on track to deliver phase one of the Tier III Data Centre,...

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Hetzner Online deploys ADVA FSP 3000 CloudConnect

Upgraded national backbone network carries 400Gbit/s across Germany.

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apetito selects SOTI

European Frozen food company turns to SOTI MobiControl to make the most secure and productive use...

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Tieto strengthens its digital offering for elderly care

Tieto has acquired the intellectual property rights of Swedish startup company VisueCare. The...

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'Breakthrough' server virtulisation economics

HPE ProLiant DL385 with AMD EPYC processor provides unmatched security and unprecedented economic...

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Nlyte Software improves EMEA reseller network

Data Centers across EMEA to benefit from increased efficiency as Nlyte Software signs up Improved...

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Rubrik offers Hybrid Cloud Data Management on Microsoft Azure

Rubrik delivers a complete enterprise data management platform across Microsoft services; offers...

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Technology improvements meet increasing demand for high-speed data transmission components

The need for high-speed data transmission and increased data traffic in cloud computing have...

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