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COMPANY NEWS:  Exabeam Secures Top Honors in SIEM, AI Security Solution, and Most Innovative Cybersecurity Company

COMPANY NEWS:  SentinelOne (NYSE: S), a global leader in AI-powered security, today announced the winners of the 2024 Asia-Pacific and Japan (APJ) Partner Awards, recognising the exceptional achievements and contributions of its partners who are creating joint customer value, driving mutual growth and transforming cybersecurity through strategic collaboration and the use of innovative solutions. The awards were given during SentinelOne’s annual APJ Partner Summit held in Khao Lak, Thailand.

The 2020 Appian APAC Partner Award winners across four categories have been announced, with these strategic partners selected based on their success in helping companies execute their business strategies through applications built on the Appian Low-code Automation Platform. 

The James Dyson Award is an incredible global incubator of engineering and design talent, starting 14 years ago and bringing forth incredible innovation from students, with this year's Australian winner now set to compete in the international finals.

Despite a plethora of entertainment options in various telco smartphone plans, MVNO OVO has won an industry award for "Best Plans in Entertainment" – again.

A new low-cost, hand-held device called sKan uses heat detection to help physicians quickly identify skin cancer and has won the international James Dyson Award

With the iPad 2 under attack from a wide range of tablets that either most don't yet want or which still aren't available until later this year, with some just getting new delays in the last week, 2011 is already the year of the iPad 2 by availability, desirability, demand and default.

Parallels today announced that a benchmark study from MacTech found Parallels Desktop 6 for Mac (www.parallels.com/desktop) "beat VMware Fusion 3.1 in 92% of the 3D graphics tests' and '84% of the general tests.'The labs pitted the two leading commercial virtualization products against each other in more than four thousand tests examining the performance of Windows XP and Windows 7applications on four different Mac models: the "White" MacBook, MacBook Pro, iMac and Mac Pro. According to MacTech, 'When you look at the big picture of all the testing, Parallels is the clear winner.'