Servers, storage and various appliances are cloud computing's building blocks.
Is it an Echo or a streaming box? Turns out, it's both.
You'll need to wade through Cisco's advisories to work out if software you're running is vulnerable or already fixed.
Samsung's 8 terabyte (TB) solid state drive (SSD) is based on next-generation small form factor (NF1) and 72 of them can be combined to offer 576TB in 2U servers.
Oppo's latest high-end smartphone avoids the notch trend with a 'stealthy 3D camera'.
This drive is built for heavy workloads and support up to twice as many AI channels as the competition.
Liquid cooling in the data center was usually reserved for supercomputing. Lenovo is betting that cooling techniques will go mainstream.
This policy will help your organization safeguard its hardware, software, and data from exposure to persons (internal or external) who could intentionally or inadvertently harm your business and/or damage...
If China reacts once again to the United States imposing tariffs on it, the US will find an additional $200 billion worth of goods to throw tariffs on.
The facility is HP's largest 3D printing deployment in Asia Pacific.
Sonos' $399 Beam represents a more aggressive play for consumers who may have more modest TV audio needs. But with its embrace of AirPlay 2 and voice agents, it is also advancing the agenda of competitors.
Garmin just revealed its latest high end GPS sports watch series, the Fenix 5 Plus, that brings everything you want in a GPS sports watch into three new options. The highest end model even includes blood oxygen saturation measurements for high altitude hiking and climbing.
Apple's Mac is about to head toward an assisted living community in the desert -- and then its final resting place in the cloud.
There's a growing view that Apple needs to update its Mac lineup across the board.
Catalan startup Earthdas says its graphene battery charges 12 times faster than lithium-based tech.
Out of nowhere, new Apple ads celebrating the Mac. How strange.
Do you need a laptop with a 6-core processor, NVIDIA Quadro P3200, and an incredible 128GB of RAM? Lenovo's upcoming ThinkPad P52 mobile workstation has you covered.
Forget the socks. Each of these tech gifts has been selected, reviewed and tested by a gadget-loving Dad. Practical and fun doesn't have to break the bank, either: Prices start at $10.
Many now think that passwords cannot secure their PCs and phones, so how will we gain access to our devices in the near future?
Here's are nine Apple products that you should think twice about before buying because they are old, newer versions are likely to land soon, or they represent poor value for money.
Here's my round up of the most comfortable in-ear Bluetooth headphones for sports and activities.
Maybe you're super-paranoid, or maybe you just want to sell your old device and have piece of mind. Either way, being able to delete data is a valuable skill. Here's everything you need to know about securely wiping hard drives (HDDs), solid state drives (SSDs), flash drives, and even iOS and Android devices.
You'd be surprised at the kind of cool and practical stuff you can get for cheap.
CEO Tim Cook and other Apple executives will take the stage at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference to announce software updates for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, Mac, and HomePod. They may even announce new hardware. Here's what to expect.
No longer the stuff of science fiction, IoT is becoming more pervasive -- even in the home. But imagine its possibilities for consumers over the next few years.
The new flagship smartphone from OnePlus will be available from 22 May, following its slick global launch event.
I've owned countless USB flash drives over the years, but none come close to being as cool - or as useful - as the Aegis Secure Key 3z with built-in hardware-based encryption.
A look at the tech that helped me lose over 130 pounds in 18 months.
Steve Jobs was never one to leave anyone in any doubt as to what was on his mind, and thanks to hundreds of hours of keynotes, speeches, and interviews, we can get an insight into what he might think about the current state of the company he founded. Feel free to share your favorite Steve Jobs comments in the TalkBack.
There's what feels like an infinite amount of iPhone accessories on the market. Some are good. Some are OK. Many are just awful. But a select few are amazing. Here are the iPhone accessories that I rely on daily.
Despite its size, the giant speaker can be moved and will begin showing up in random cities across the US.
Think of this not as a power bank, but a $200 computer-controlled USB charging station.
Barcelona-based Earthdas says its graphene battery charges much faster than lithium-based tech.
Which smartwatch is right for you? We compare the latest from Apple and Fitbit to see how they perform as fitness trackers.
Liquid cooling in the data center was usually reserved for supercomputing. Lenovo is betting that cooling techniques will go mainstream.
Neville Boston, CEO of Reviver Auto, talks about electronic displays as plates and how they offer GDPR-level data security and may be customized many ways.
This update to Samsung's pen-enabled Chrome 2-in-1 gets a second camera and a faster processor, but keeps its reasonable $500 price.
Internet service provider Comcast says it no longer needs to throttle speeds for heavy internet users, ending a network-management technique it's been using since 2008.
Amazon's DeepLens, a deep learning enabled video camera, is now generally available and hitting the market for $249.
Intel's new technology promises to slash the amount of power that laptop displays consume.
WWDC 2018: Apple needs to show its most important product: Privacy
The aural parts of the XPS 15 2-in-1 detract from its impressive visuals.
Samsung's 146-inch modular MicroLED TV, dubbed 'The Wall', and its enterprise version 'The Wall Professional', are available to pre-order.
Rally is a modular system comprising a 4K PTZ camera, a separate speaker, a microphone pod and two hubs -- one for connecting microphones and a laptop or PC, and one for attaching a display and speaker.
Toshiba has agreed to sell its personal PC business to Sharp in a move which could see Sharp return to the PC market.
From big Siri updates to group FaceTime to the future of augmented reality, Larry Dignan and Jason Hiner analyze Apple's WWDC updates for tech professionals.
Apple still makes computers. Larry Dignan and Jason Hiner examine why Apple treats the Mac as a second-class citizen, and explain the latest productivity updates coming to macOS.
The Lifebook T938 is a solid 13.3-inch convertible with a twisting rather than rotating screen hinge, and a good selection of ports, including legacy connectors.
The Jabra Elite Active 65t earbuds provide an excellent wireless earbud experience with long battery life, comfortable design, and a smartphone companion app that adds enhanced functionality. The voice assistant support is top notch and lets you get things done with hands free to work.
It's not flawless, but considering what you get for the price, the OnePlus 6 is a bargain.
The Flip is a straightforward and accessible collaboration screen without too much complexity in either the functionality or the user experience.
The aural parts of the XPS 15 2-in-1 detract from its impressive visuals.
I wanted to see if the iLife V8s could handle the day to day cleaning of a small to medium office. Here's what I found.
HTC's newest phone is gorgeous to look at and captures great photos, but the new haptic buttons, poor battery life, and annoying indicators may bug you too much to commit $800 to the experience.
The third outing for Lenovo's 360-degree ThinkPad X1 convertible is excellent in almost every way except for battery life, which could be better.
This compact 13.3-inch laptop delivers top-notch specifications and build quality, plus excellent portability.
The iPad may set the bar for tablets, but it's not setup for field work. Samsung has taken its excellent smartphone expertise and expanded it to a ruggedized tablet that is sized and specced for work in the elements.
The ThinkPad T480s is a well-made 14-inch business laptop with very good battery life, a useful sliding webcam cover and plenty of configuration options.
It carries a premium price tag, but the ultraportable ZenBook 13 UX331UN delivers the goods bar one or two minor drawbacks.
The ThinkCentre M910z is neither sleek nor super-fast, but it's a thoroughly capable office PC that provides strong performance for a variety of tasks at a highly competitive price.
I was wowed with the F800 Pro dash cam from Thinkware within minutes of using it.
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