There’s growing speculation on several forums that Hewlett-Packard Co. plans to launch PCs with Ubuntu pre-installed within the next few months or even the next few weeks. I need to get some sleep for some business travel on Tuesday June 26. But I’ll be sure to follow-up on this lead sometime late in the day. Stay tuned.
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Consolidation in the #ITchannel is head-spinning. Here's a recap of #cybersecurity deals. @Symantec @SophosPartners bit.ly/2KHM3WB
[…] Symantec isn#8217;t the only managed storage service making noise these days. EVault, acquired recently by Seagate, is pushing hard into the channel. And smaller companies like eFolder […]
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[…] Ubuntu Move: You#8217;ve heard that Dell preinstalls Ubuntu on selected consumer PCs and laptops. Rumors are swirling that Hewlett-Packard will soon follow suit. Bdale Garbee, Hewlett-Packard#8217;s Linux CTO, is scheduled to keynote the Ubuntu LIVE […]
[…] in online backup. Big companies have purchased their way into the online backup game (example: Seagate acquired eVault in December 2006). And established software companies are now moving into the market (example: […]