Articles about Gateway
Acer's tiny raft of profit smashed onto rocks by Gateway and co
PC maker dives into the red thanks to $120m write-down
Cook: iPad is a gateway drug which leads to harder Mac addiction
Though curiously Macs are down as fondleslabs surge
Acer to murder Gateway brand
Kit re-badged as Acer Business in new year
Acer slashes book worth of brands by £76m
Value of Gateway, Packard Bell, eMachines and E-Ten cut
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Gateway stops selling direct
Gateway, the US PC maker, has stopped selling PCs online. From here on in, it will sell only through retailers and computer resellers. The move brings the company into line with parent company, Acer, which sells only through the channel.
Interestingly enough, Gateway thinks the move will save it money, which goes to show that …
Distie Stordis plans to steer clear of Acer server biz
Stordis, distributor of the soon to be murdered Gateway brand wants to play no part in Acer's server business when it relaunches early next year.
The German-owned HPC components minnow says it had a pan-European contract with the Taiwanese firm but enduring such an unpredictable working relationship that it decided to call it a …
Fortinet nabs wily Coyote and its slice of security appliance cake
Or perhaps we mean pie. Made of meaty customers, anyway
Acer to launch Gateway-branded netbook this year
But needs to launch its desktops and notebooks first
Brocade's former $2bn sales boss joins Riverbed
Brocade's recently departed worldwide sales boss Ian Whiting has popped up at Riverbed as its senior vice president for sales in the Americas region.
Riverbed sells Steelhead wide area network transit optimisation products as well as WhiteWater cloud storage gateway products. Whiting's job is to grow revenue and profitability, …
Emulex cloud storage gateway revealed
An EMC technical consultant blogger - Dave Graham - has revealed details of an Emulex SAN fabric cloud gateway concept.
The ES3 conceptual device is a SAN fabric-resident entity that represents itself as virtual SAS or Fibre Channel disks to accessing host servers, and is just another volume I/O target in the SAN. However, …
Gateway Inc fails to block rival's Gateway brand
Door closed on 'gateway' challenge
Banks bung hard-up Acer £315m loan
Five-year deal to get back on its feet
Amazon bridges enterprise IT with cloud backup
Official at last: book-seller goes corporate
Gateway denies talks with Acer
Cows not going to market
Gateway up on Acer bid talk
Cows ripe for milking
CFO warns IBM's 'underperforming' storage crew: We'll take 'substantial action'
Analysis Legacy mid-range and entry arrays look unsafe
NPfIT failed nine Gateway Reviews
You mean it actually passed some?
NetApp's dangerous dance with the killer brontosaurus - Amazon
Blocks+Files One wrong step and you're paste
Microsoft pays Gateway to go away
Ailing computer maker Gateway got some good news today - Microsoft agreed to pay the firm $150m.
Microsoft will make the payments over the next four years. In exchange Gateway is dropping legal action brought against Microsoft as a result of the US anti-trust case of the mid-90s. During the trial it emerged that Gateway was …
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