EMC to buy Isilon for US$2.25 billion
The combination will provide a low-cost platform for managing Big Data
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High Tech Countdown: RIM’s new tablet and the IT Leadership Awards
The editors of IT World Canada and CDN are back to discuss the latest burning issues in the world of IT
Oracle makes another billion dollar acquisition
ATG’s technology will be “highly complementary” to Oracle’s existing lineup
Michael Cowpland buys Torch, sort of
Zim Corp. purchases all technology assets of Torch Technologies to enhance its database migration products
Laptop slowdown hits Q3 graphics shipments
Intel gains market share, while Nvidia trailed AMD in Q3 graphics shipments
SAP seeks gag order for upcoming Oracle trial
Citing a published report, SAP says lawyers should be barred from discussing the case outside the courtroom
Charles Phillips returns as CEO of Infor
Outgoing CEO Jim Schaper becomes chairman of the business applications development company
Slideshow: D&H Tech Fair gets old and new vendors
The third annual Technology Show is D&H Canada’s signature event of the year
Sin City hosts Avaya and SAP
New developments from Avaya event and SAP TechEd take place in Las Vegas
Slideshow: CDN’s Channel Elite Awards 2010
Go behind the scenes and meet the winners as CDN honours achievement in the Canadian IT channel
VMware rides virtualization wave to strong quarter
VMware continues to ride high on server virtualization in its third quarter, thanks in particular to U.S. sales
MSP Kaseya gets into the cloud
Kaseya launches a new line of cloud-based, IT systems management tools
4G coming soon
WiMax service is coming to three more major cities before the end of the year
Insite Computer Group Inc.
Finalist for Best Small Business Solution
AMD to target tablets for its recovery
AMD will release chips for tablets in a few years, CEO Dirk Meyer says