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Enterprise infrastructure still not ready for AI
Most tech leaders report feeling ill equipped to manage rising infrastructure demands as AI compute ramps up.
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IBM enjoys a mainframe sales boost as its software segment soars
The company reported its highest annual revenue for zSystems units in two decades coupled with record growth in software revenue for the 2025 fiscal year.
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Microsoft AI investments raise questions about long-term strategy
CEO Satya Nadella reported rising interest in cloud and AI sovereignty, which analysts warned could lead to more selective enterprise buying patterns.
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AI hype vs. hard reality: How channel partners can thrive in 2026
The 2026 channel partner playbook: Survive vendor consolidation, dodge the AI hype trap, and figure out how to actually make money from all this automation.
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Thrive puts ServiceNow agents to work in AI push
The IT services provider has poured money and headcount into its security and AI practices in the last two years.
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Amazon cuts 16K jobs citing ongoing culture shift
The company tied the cuts back to the reorganization push that drove 14,000 layoffs in October.
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AT&T bets big on indirect sales while rivals trim channel teams
The telco is adding bodies to its TSD operations and tuning its fixed wireless sales process, but partners say there's still friction to overcome.
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3 forces redirecting the flow of channel business in 2026
IDC analysts say build-based platform strategies are gaining traction as vendors and partners increasingly overlap in their sales approaches and value propositions.
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Channel sales to top $4 trillion this year
Partner-driven deals will account for two-thirds of global IT spend in 2026, according to analyst firm Omdia.
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GTT’s partner portal tackles telecom’s post-contract problem
With its enhanced partner portal, GTT is addressing a common pain point where partners lose visibility once deals close.
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Oracle falls in line with Broadcom’s VMware license portability mandate
The hyperscaler follows AWS, Microsoft and Google Cloud in adopting the bring-your-own-license model for VCF cloud deployments.
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Cisco 360 is here, and partners are ready for it
The company's biggest channel overhaul in two decades went live Monday. The transition has been remarkably smooth.
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Supply constraints hinder Intel’s turnaround efforts
Revenues remained flat during the 2025 fiscal year as the chipmaker's plan to return to growth unfolded.
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Why HP isn’t worried about a PC memory chip shortage
“Hiccups have happened before and we have learned to live with them — it’s a normal situation in this industry,” said HP's Marcos Razon.
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Omdia untangles TSD market, revealing double-digit IT sales growth
Tech services distributor billings grew nearly 15% year over year in 2024 to $16.6 billion, according to new Omdia research.
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Leaders await ‘significant’ revenue boost from AI by 2030
Investments to fuel the technology will soar over the next four years, but executives fear integration issues will hinder adoption, according to an IBM study.
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IBM takes the reins off AI deployment platform
The company’s consulting division unlocked access to an internal resource for scaling use cases across hybrid cloud environments.
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Confusion clouds Microsoft partners’ path on discount changes
Microsoft wants its partners to drive Copilot adoption and expand Microsoft 365 usage in their clients. That’s easier said than done.
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Microsoft 365 licensing revamp ripples across channel
Partners are reshaping their Microsoft practices as the hyperscaler pushes its software customers toward third-party providers
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CFOs, CISOs clash over cybersecurity spending as threats mount: Expel
Four in 10 finance leaders said quantified risk reduction would make it easier to justify a cybersecurity spending hike.
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AI productivity pitfalls open a pathway for partners
Most organizations have seen efficiency gains eaten away by the need to verify, fix and rework AI outputs, according to Workday.
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ServiceNow, OpenAI team up to bolster enterprise AI capabilities
The new functionalities will include a speech-to-speech voice agent that can react to real-time conversation.
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Blue Mantis maintains reseller roots amid managed services push
The company has shifted 60% of its revenue to recurring managed services while still growing its data center hardware and software sales.
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Managed services market poised to rebound: ISG
Enterprise MSP contract revenue fell for the second consecutive quarter despite record cloud spending.