Hashtag Trending – Google makes it easier to build the next Pokémon Go; iHeartMedia files for bankruptcy; Tesla producing flawed parts?
Google has opened its Maps app to developers hoping to create the next Pokémon Go. iHeartRadio owner…
The top five most read stories of 2017
As 2017 winds down, CDN takes a stroll down memory lane to see what were our most…
Avaya officially emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Avaya has had a rough year, filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January 2017, but almost…
Canadian computer hardware retailer NCIX files for bankruptcy
Another one bites the dust. Canadian computer hardware retailer and Top 100 Solutions Provider Netlink Computer Inc.…
Avaya cleared to exit bankruptcy by end of 2017
Avaya Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection back in January and almost a year later, it…
Avaya looks to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
Avaya’s long seven-month Chapter 11 ordeal seems to be coming to a successful conclusion for the networking…
Going deeper into the Avaya Chapter 11 filing
As experienced technology analysts and consultants we spend a great deal of time tracking and analyzing a…
Avaya enters Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, but not in Canada
The Canadian subsidiary of Avaya is not part of the just announced Chapter 11 protection filing by…
SSD vendor files for bankruptcy
OCZ Technology Group, Inc., a vendor of solid state drives (SSDs) for computing devices and systems that competes…
Updated: Commons committee schedules emergency Nortel hearings
The House of Commons Industry Committee will hear from Nortel, Ericsson and RIM reps on Friday in an emergency hearing
Avaya rumoured to be making a bid for Nortel’s enterprise unit
The unified communications vendor would be a
The dismantling of Nortel Networks has begun
The 114-year-old Canadian icon has agreed to sell its carrier wireless division to Nokia Siemens
Avaya offers incentives to woo partners from ailing Nortel
Nortel partners looking for a new home can be “fast-tracked” into Avaya’s partner program, but in Canada they plan to be selective
Nortel reports $5.8 billion loss for 2008
CEO Mike Zafirovski tries a positive spin by applauding management operating margins and cash
Struggling Nortel jettisons WiMAX business
As it seeks to reorganize under creditor protection, Nortel Networks has ended its mobile WiMAX agreement and exited the business