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eWEEK PRODUCT ANALYSIS RESOURCE PAGE: Take a closer look at Lenovo’s latest data center solutions and how they make the most out of AMD’s new EPYC silicon.
eWEEK DATA POINTS RESOURCE PAGE: To move ahead with DT initiatives and achieve positive outcomes, enterprises are looking for platform-automation capability that allows them to optimize end-to-end operations.
eWEEK RESOURCE PAGE: The two largest cloud computing vendors are similar in many ways, yet there are clear differentiators that make a difference to most potential customers. Find out which characteristics work--or don't work--for your company.
eWEEK DATA POINTS RESOURCE PAGE: This is a complex migration that, if not done properly, can have a significant negative impact on a business.
eWEEK PRODUCT ANALYSIS: Commvault is a recognized global leader in enterprise class backup, recovery, and data management across cloud and on-premises environments, and its products are improved continually.
eWEEK PRODUCT ANALYSIS RESOURCE PAGE: Dell’s Latitude 7400 2-in-1 is a terrific addition to the company’s venerable commercial notebook line that is worthy of admiration and respect.
PRODUCT NEWS RESOURCE PAGE: XFMEXPRESS chips were developed to improve the performance of next-generation mobile and embedded applications. It is about the size of a thumbnail yet holds a half-terabyte of data storage, with a full 1TB on the roadmap.
PRODUCT RESOURCE PAGE: Over the years the average performance for AMD's data center chips has improved around 15% per year. This new generation blows the curve out; instead of 15% year-over-year improvement, it is closer to 100%.
PRODUCT ANALYSIS: Kemp offers relief to the pains of multi-cloud environments with innovative application delivery control and load balancing tools that keep administrators in the know.
MOBILE PRODUCT ANALYSIS: The Lenovo Smart Tab has similar specs to the Amazon Fire HD 10, but it also has some unique capabilities, making its near-$300 price worth the delta for some uses--particularly in the office.
eWEEK RESOURCE PAGE: The three largest cloud computing vendors each have their own strengths and weaknesses that make them ideal for different workloads. Which one is best for your use case?
eWEEK PRODUCT ANALYSIS AND RESOURCE PAGE: RTX Studio Line laptops, based on NVIDIA’s Ray Tracing engine, provide workstation-like, targeted performance without turning the laptop into something too heavy, too expensive and too power-hungry for general day-to-day use.
Enterprise Tech Videos
Samsung Rolling Out First 1TB Flash Storage for Phones
DAILY VIDEO: Samsung starts making the first 1TB flash storage for phones, and Cisco pushes further Into the cloud and out to the edge.
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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