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Red Hat CTO Brian Stevens Resigns

Stevens had been with the open-source software vendor for nearly 13 years and his departure was announced Thursday by the company.

Tech Incubator Eureka Has 'Aha' Moment With Channel

The tech incubator is launching an accelerator program aimed at helping participants create clear North American channel strategies that could help position them for stronger funding rounds in the future.

The Wearables Market Heating Up Among Apple, Samsung And LG

Three major players in the tech world made news yesterday regarding wearables. Reports yesterday of Apple preparing to announce the long-rumored 'iWatch,' came prior to LG and Samsung each officially announcing their own unique smartwatches in the LG G Watch R and the Samsung Gear S.

FBI Probing J.P. Morgan Breach, Targeted Attacks On Financial Sector

A breach at J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. reportedly has Russian or Eastern European ties and may involve as many as four other banks. The attacks could be linked to organized cybercriminal groups, said solution providers, who told CRN that more details are needed to determine the lapses that enabled attackers to gain access to the data.

ProLiant Gen9 Server Preview: HP Talks Data Center Compute, Efficiency

While all the top server vendors are likely preparing next-generation releases to be timed with Intel's upcoming Grantley-EP server processor family, HP is trying to build interest in its ProLiant Gen9 platform by looking at the need for more compute.

Does Microsoft Want To Be Google?

New England regional VARs discuss a trend they're seeing: Microsoft increasingly making their cloud models similar to those of Google's. VARs talk about Office 365 and Google Apps for Business.

IDC: Top 5 Corporate Endpoint Security Leaders

Symantec retains its title as the global market leader in corporate endpoint security software, according to IDC's market analysis released this month.

AT&T Merging Mobility, Enterprise Units Into One

AT&T said this week it's combing its Mobility and Business Solutions divisions, with enterprise customers now representing more than 50 percent of its mobile revenues.

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