High Tech Countdown: New Mafiaboy in Canada?
The RCMP nabs teenage hacker and can a robot take your meeting?
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Acer’s new entry-level notebooks boast Intel Core i3, i5 processors
The Aspire notebook line from Acer gets a refresh, more power
3PAR likes HP’s offer better than Dell’s bid
Bidding war between Dell and HP ends with HP acquiring the suddenly hot storage company
Updated: HP raises 3PAR bidding to a cool US$2 billion
Dell and HP are trading offers fast and furious for the storage vendor
Syncsort signs distribution agreement with Avnet Technology Solutions
New agreement will expand companies’ presence in the U.S. and Canada
HP trumps Dell’s 3Par bid with US$1.6 billion offer
Proposal comes a week after 3Par agreed to sell itself to Dell for $1.15 billion
High Tech Countdown: Facebook’s Canadian face, Dell’s Streak and Oracle vs. Google
Discussing the new head of Facebook Canada, Dell’s upcoming streak tablet and Oracle’s legal battle with Google
Cisco NSS 326 Smart Storage
This device does a lot of things, but we’d rather it focus on doing a few things really well
Tech Data gets the channel’s motor running
Distributor gathers solution providers and their motorcycles on an annual tour of Toronto
Gateway refreshes for Canada
Two new lines boast AMD NEO processors and ATI graphics
IT security expert charged with G20 threat staying in jail
TASK and HackLab in Toronto member denied bail
Avnet completes acquisitions of Bell Micro and Tallard Technologies
Acquisitions will increase value-added distributor’s reach in the global market
Women in the IT channel: Mary Ann Yule
CDW Canada’s general manager makes CDN’s Women in the IT channel list
Women in the IT channel: Mary Whittle
Avaya Canada’s director of worldwide channel development makes CDN’s Women in the IT channel list
ESPN uses Cisco and telepresence to bring World Cup soccer to your television
Faced with broadcasting the FIFA 2010 Soccer World Cup from remote locations in South Africa, ESPN turned to Cisco Systems and its telepresence technology