TechAccess today has announced two attractive incentive programs for its Hitachi Vantara Partners in Gulf, KSA, SAGE, & LEVANT region. Both promotions are aimed at encouraging partners to target new customers and promote Hitachi Vantara’s new solutions.
NVIDIA recently claimed that it is making the deployment of state-of-the-art AI data centers easier than ever before with its new NVIDIA DGX-Ready Data Center program and the help of a growing lineup of NVIDIA partners.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) appointed Issa Naseer Al-Khamees as the new Managing Director for HPE Saudi Arabia and in his new position Al-Khamees will spearhead HPE operations and grow the business in the Kingdom.
AMD announced revenue for fiscal year 2018 of $6.48 billion was up 23 percent year-over-year primarily driven by higher revenue in the Computing and Graphics segment that includes data center products. Whereas, the company clocked $451 million of operating income and $337 million of net income.
Cisco carved out an vision “data center anywhere” and to achieve this the company announced a new architecture that extends the data center to everywhere data lives and everywhere applications are deployed with the introduction a range of innovations
ConsenSys partnered together with Abu Dhabi-based Halo Holdings and AMD to develop optimized datacenter solutions for emerging blockchain workloads through the creation of W3BCLOUD. Leveraging ConsenSys’ extensive blockchain software expertise, W3BCLOUD
Veritas announced that its NetBackup 8.1.2 has received certification for protecting Docker container based workloads. Veritas’ customers will be able to protect their containerized data and other legacy or modern workloads.
Ehab Kanary, vice president of Enterprise, Middle East and Africa at CommScope describes the year 2019 as the year for digital transformation in the data center.
Huawei recently launched the industry’s first data center switch built for the Artificial Intelligence (AI) era, CloudEngine 16800 and it defines three characteristics of data center switches in the AI era: embedded AI chip, 48-port 400GE line card per slot, and the capability to evolve
Nlyte Software announced that DATA4, the data centre provider, has launched the new D4 SMART DATACENTRE platform, based on Nlyte’s DCIM 2.0 software, which will offers DATA4 customers complete, real-time visibility into the operation of their infrastructure
