The Partner Guide has become one of TPNET’s flagship products; a meeting place for the computer distribution channel and that helps companies make better IT investment decisions. If you are in a process of digital transformation, we recommend that you do not miss it.
With this recommendation we start a new chapter of our MCPRO Pills, in which we tell you almost everything you need to know (for the moment) about what Web3 is and the implications it has or how HPE and AMD want to become the great protagonists of the world of supercomputing.
We have also interviewed Patricia Santoni, head of Cegid Meta4 in Spain, and we have told you at what stage are the plans to hold the next MWC in Barcelona. Let’s start!
Partner Guide 2022: the most complete guide for ICT channel partners
As is tradition after finishing opening the Christmas gifts, we present a new Partner Guide 2022. The sixth edition of the directory of manufacturers and wholesalers for the IT channel in Spain proposes a review of the technological landscape with an eye on a year in which large harvests are expected to be harvested with supply clouds above. A year to continue doing IT business with the help of this resource presented to us by our colleagues at MuyCanal.
Web3: from hype to highly unlikely
In recent weeks, the term “Web3” has become fashionable. Some believe that it can change the Internet forever, while others consider that it is just another twist in that control of the Internet that has been developing for years, but from a different perspective.
HPE and AMD: the present of supercomputing
Despite not being as well known by the general public, supercomputing plays a key role in multiple activities of the human being, and all kinds of research depend on its performance. From medical research to scientific exploration, all those fields in which it is necessary to perform calculations that, due to their volume, are beyond the reach of standard systems and infrastructures, depend on these electronic brains to obtain results.
Patricia Santoni (Cegid Meta 4 General Director): “Efficiency, productivity and personalization will be the basis of the new approach to talent management”
Digitization and the adoption of new technologies have had a notable impact on all company divisions. Also in Human Resources, with great advances in many of its areas to improve many of its processes, always aimed at managing talent within companies.
But also to attract it, at a time when companies are finding it increasingly difficult to find professionals with very specific profiles. We talked about all this, as well as about the future of the HR department and the role that technology will have in its transformation, with Patricia Santoni, General Director of Cegid Meta4.
Intel maintains its strategy to design, and manufacture, its own chips, and it is a success
There is no doubt that 2021 was a very busy year for Intel, but it was also a very positive year for the chip giant, especially due to the confirmation of its return to the general consumer GPU sector, due to its adventure in the sector of graphics accelerators for servers and data centers, for the important advance represented by the Xeon Sapphire Rapids, and also for the turning point that Alder Lake-S has marked.
MWC 2022 will be held at the end of February, as planned, in person
The MWC will celebrate its annual edition 2022 in Barcelona at the end of February, as planned. And it will, according to the CEO of the entity that organizes the event, the GSMA, John Hoffman, despite the concern about the rise in cases of COVID-19 due to the Omicron variant. Not only in Spain, but also in the rest of the world. Despite this, Hoffman is confident that with the precautions taken earlier and the efforts of health experts, scientists and the government, fair attendees will be able to attend the fair safely.
Phil Spencer and the “death by success” of Xbox Series X
The shortage of semiconductors has had a huge impact on many sectors, including from the automotive world to next-generation consoles, among others. PS5 and Xbox Series X have been affected, since their launch, by the shortage of chips, but in an interesting interview the head of the Xbox division at Microsoft, Phil Spencer, has commented that this is no longer the key factor when it comes to to determine why there is an undersupply of that console.
