The chipmaker will lean on new PC and server processors, new IoT solution bundles, and a newly streamlined partner organization to fuel partner success this year, according to North American channel executive Todd Garrigues (pictured).
Intel Corp. is the world's largest semiconductor chip maker, developing advanced integrated digital technology.
What a “great” way to start a week—a hundred million folks in the Northeast buried under snow, frigid temps across most of the middle of the country, and football.
Things are falling everywhere, including leaves, your favorite football team’s playoff chances, and the clock, which fell backward an hour on 11/4/18. Did you spend your extra hour raking leaves or alternately cheering and cursing your football team?
Now that the World Series is set (congrats to the Red Sox and the Dodgers) and the NFL is almost halfway through the season, fall feels a bit more normal.
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Nice to know that the Internet of Things gets included in all the major conferences and user groups now.
IoT devices, sensors, and systems tend to be so widely distributed that a central computing model doesn’t work. Enter the fog model.
Now that the video from the IoT Day party has been “lost” everyone is breathing a sigh of relief (see last week’s ICYMI for a shenanigans report).
The excitement builds every year as resellers wait for the newest processors for servers, computers, and network appliances. The rest of this year will see improvements across those three areas, along with storage and IoT support.