Intel to remove old drivers and BIOS updates from its site by the end of the week
Intel is removing drivers and BIOS updates for desktop components and motherboards released in the 90s and early 2000s.
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The importance of understanding space weather
Tonya Hall speaks with Dr. Elizabeth MacDonald, space physicist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, about the importance of understanding space weather in order to help protect satellites and ground-based assets.
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Microsoft: We're changing all your cloud contracts after privacy complaints
Microsoft will roll out new cloud contractual terms after EU regulators found the old ones violated privacy laws.
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Fortinet, Siemens pair up to better secure operational technology
Fortinet also landed a SD-WAN deal from SoftBank ahead of its first investor day.
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Sold the Fold: Samsung's innovative device has room for improvement
The Samsung Galaxy Fold is a great demonstration of our mobile future and has performed flawlessly for a couple of months. As winter approaches and I further evaluate my device needs, it was time to say goodbye and look ahead to the next generation Galaxy Fold.
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Demand for connected devices grows in Brazil
Smartwatches, speakers, and lamps are all in the wish list of consumers in the Latin country
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iPad Pro vs Surface Pro 6: Can a tablet-laptop hybrid really replace your PC?
Apple and Microsoft have followed different paths, but their latest laptop replacements are strikingly similar. Can either one succeed as your next mobile productivity device?
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AMD showcases Epyc HPC, cloud momentum at SC19
At the SC19 conference, AMD will announce new AWS and Microsoft Azure instances based on the Epyc processor, as well as other second-gen Epyc wins.
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HPE unveils revamped HPC portfolio with Cray technology
Meanwhile, HPE said it is collaborating with the US Department of Energy to research AI Ops
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Percona Open Source Survey: Variety remains the spice of life
We respond to George Anadiotis’ recent take on Percona’s open source data management survey. Most respondents are still actively experimenting with new databases and are not necessarily standardizing any single platform. That same trend applies to the cloud as well. Actually, that doesn’t make them much different from the rest of their IT colleagues.
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Salesforce launches new Salesforce Mobile App, Trailhead GO with Apple, exclusive iOS, iPadOS features
The Apple-Salesforce effort, which was announced at Dreamforce, rhymes with other partnerships with enterprise software vendors and the iPhone maker.
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Panasonic Toughbook 55 review: Sturdy and versatile, with long battery life
Despite a somewhat cramped touchpad and concerns about the keyboard's spill resistance, the 14-inch Toughbook 55 has a lot going for it, including long battery life and a range of user-configurable options.
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How healthcare CIOs are winning the battle for funding
It can be hard to focus on future tech if you're struggling to keep the basic IT necessities in place. Here's how CIOs in the NHS are delivering infrastructure while also starting to think about life-changing innovations.
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Apple's Research app: What does it want your health data for?
Apple launched its Research app with three new health studies using information from the iPhone and Watch. Here's what the studies are aiming to find out.
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Slimmed down robot stalks stores, stocks shelves
You're probably going to have an awkward shopping encounter with this robot in the near future.
