Despite rumors to the contrary, Microsoft isn't launching a 240fps Xbox Next. Sony isn't, either.
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Evidence is mounting that Apple's iPhone sales seriously underperformed this year. The weakness does not appear to be isolated to the 'budget' XR.
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New York State and Charter Communication have announced a settlement to their fraud case that will see the ISP pay $174M for various fraudulent, misleading, and consumer-hostile actions it took against its users. The new agreement appears to allow Charter to continue operating in New York State after the dispute between the state and company…
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What's ahead for Nvidia in 2019? The company is remarkably well-positioned as the year turns.
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Dell offers a data center solution that gets the best parts from multiple partners, including competitors such as Cisco and EMC. The solution brings network components, switches, servers, and storage together to give business customers a flexible set of options. At the heart of this solution is the highly reliable Dell Blade server offering.
With Dell EMC solutions, you want your business to grow. Without a plan to cope with this growth, it could lead to rising costs and complexity. Dell can provide this plan. We listen to your needs and give a practical answer: one that does not connect you to patented technologies but gives you the opportunity to focus on growing your business. ”
Dell also works with multiple network hardware vendors, where you can purchase a used Dell server from a small business for a fraction of the retail price. This provides more flexibility in terms of cost-effective network implementation. They show the company he works for that he takes his career seriously and is willing to take steps to ensure that he cares about the well-being of the company he works for.
EMC offers the Connectrix Director enterprise network solution with seamless customization options. The goal of this product is to act as your company’s information director, distributing data across your network quickly and silently. While the primary purpose of dell EMC storage and is not in the same class as the data centre offerings offered by Cisco and Juniper, Connectrix Director provides speed and security for storing your organization’s network infrastructure.
While “A server, an application” was a system that could only test or manipulate certain things at the same time, it definitely proved to be an obstacle to the overall growth of things. With the help of virtual machines and software, you can now run various test programs or work with different mechanisms at the same time. A virtustream-based data centre also results in very low maintenance and infrastructure costs. It also significantly reduces the overall IT costs. In addition, it has the opportunity to capture the latest developments in the world market, and to track these changes, which leads to the growth of a particular company.
Virtustream storage cloud divides a given server into multiple servers to increase efficiency and reduce costs. However, there are many security issues with this process. Pay special attention to the safety part. The problem and the fear of surveillance is one of the biggest security issues for virtustream. It is particularly difficult to maintain security standards for remote servers. Therefore, security measures are very important.
It is the duty and responsibility of a company’s IT department to take care of these security issues and prevent such things from happening. An important step is an installation and regular updating of the firewalls. The risk of piracy increases with the number of virtual servers. The more servers, the more confusing it becomes really difficult to monitor them all. So the departments involved have to take care of all these things. It’s imperative that virtualization security protocols are available to every organization to keep all their tests and data safe.
The Sunda Strait tsunami that killed hundreds in Indonesia last week was caused by an eruption and landslide of Anak Krakatau, the (in)famous volcano.
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Has VW created an SUV for American tastes? Hint: There are 17 cupholders, plus roomy seating for 7 in 3 rows. If only the final driver assists and safety features weren't relegated to the costlier trim lines.
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Sony's PlayStation Classic just got a major price cut. It's not indicative of strong sales performance.
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This week's Humble Book Bundle by Mercury Learning is all about STEM. From design basics to programming to calculus, there's something here for just about anyone considering a STEM career.
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Intel has had a stellar 2018, despite problems with process and CPU shortages. What's ahead for the company in 2019?
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If you're in the market for a new laptop, today's deals have you covered no matter your preference. Save 200 bucks on a 13.3-inch MacBook Air, $700 on a 17.3-inch gaming laptop, and $130 on a 15.6-inch Dell Inspiron.
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For years, there have been persistent rumors that solutions like Denuvo have a negative impact on overall PC game performance. Denuvo has strongly pushed back on these claims, as have game publishers, for obvious reasons. The vast majority of PC gamers are willing to tolerate DRM — to a point. Said willingness to put up…
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Ultima Thule is already puzzling researchers, before New Horizons even arrives.
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2019 is going to be a major year for both of the top players in the PC market — but it’s going to impact them in different ways, and the two companies are playing for remarkably different stakes. The Intel-versus-AMD story remains a major component of the tech community, but it’s evolved in some surprising…
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You can’t swing a dead cat more than six inches these days without slamming into some incredibly improbable device running Doom. ASCII Doom? It exists. Playing Doom using a toaster to control it? It’s been done. But using a Roomba to build Doom WAD files based on your floor? That appears to be a new…
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The question of who would be TSMC’s first EUV customer has supposedly been answered, though it’s not Qualcomm or Apple, two companies you might have expected. Instead, it’ll reportedly be Huawei bringing the first 7nm EUV chips to market (assuming, of course, that Samsung doesn’t bring their own designs out first).That’s the word from DigiTimes,…
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AT&T will display a fake 5G logo on phones to persuade users that the LTE service they actually have is something it isn't.
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Once again, rumors about Nvidia building a simultaneous RTX and GTX series are making the rounds.
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After the knockout 2017 release schedule, many of us thought 2018 would be a quiet year of recovery. Instead, it was stuffed with far too many excellent games for any one person to play. Some games stood head and shoulders above the competition though, and we want to take a moment to praise our most beloved titles.
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The days of mounting the projector in the middle of your space have come to an end with the advent of ultra short throw (UST) projectors. These devices can sit closer to the projection surface, and LG's new CineBeam Laser 4K projector gets closer than ever.
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The Epson FastFoto FF-680W is a miracle worker. Scanning an envelope of 36 prints takes about 20 seconds. It's the device that convinces you to get cracking on archiving old photos. It's also pretty good scanning and OCRing documents.
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This isn't a new discovery, but it's the best photo we've gotten of Korolev crater.
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IBM and Samsung have signed a deal for Samsung to build Power chips on its 7nm process.
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There are rumors that Intel may be killing its custom foundry business.
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After unknown individuals have employed drones to shut down London's Gatwick Airport for a day, calls for more regulation of drones are getting louder. But will they actually work?
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Conventional wisdom says that adding two-factor authentication (2FA) will keep your accounts safe from most phishing scams, but a new wave of sophisticated automated attacks is reminding us it isn't infallible.
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Apple's iPad has undergone its most radical redesign in years with the new iPad Pros. These tablets are thinner than ever with less bezel around the display. However, there are questions as to whether they're durable enough.
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AMD will be added to the NASDAQ 100 index following its excellent year and improved market capitalization.
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InSight placed the instrument about 5.3 feet (1.6 meters) away -- about as far as the arm can reach.
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If you're looking for a particularly nostalgia-filled holiday, this week's Humble Sonic Bundle provides over $180 worth of new and old games featuring Sega's mascot.
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Microsoft has issued an emergency patch for IE11 to block an exploit already being used in the wild. It recommends patching immediately.
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We expected as many as five launches in just one day, but things took a turn early on as the first rockets were set to take off. Of the five possible launches, only two of them headed into space as planned.
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Google has denied allegations that it deliberately sabotaged Microsoft Edge performance in YouTube.
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Intel has announced plans for major manufacturing expansions, beginning in 2019.
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As AI tools become more common, gamers are using them to improve old titles, often with impressive results.
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The best cars reflect changing times and climates. Nothing wrong with with a hybrid Ram pickup that can two 13,000 pounds. Or a Mazda that closes the gap on the Germans for $10K-$15K less. Jaguar's i-Pace is a match for Tesla (better looking, too.)
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You might think you've blocked Facebook from tracking you, but computer science professor Aleksandra Korolova from the University of Southern California points out that you're probably wrong.
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Lenovo has been on a tear lately, launching ultra-high-end smartphones in the Chinese market where consumers demand all the RAM and storage possible. The latest Lenovo Z5 Pro GT will deliver with a record 12GB of RAM and a Snapdragon 855.
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Saturn's rings are vanishing quickly. The iconic planet could lose its most distinguishing feature within 100 million years.
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Need some last-minute gifts? Worry not! Walmart is offering up some great gear like external drives and gaming laptops that can be picked up in-store on the day before Christmas. And if you're willing to pay for express shipping, you can still get some solid bargains on Amazon.
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The internet is full of wonder and the accumulated knowledge of humanity, but it's also full of malicious software and scams. That's why Windows users have always been warned not to launch shady executables. You're not going to open virus.exe, but sometimes it's not so clear.
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AT&T's first 5G service has arrived, but we'd scarcely call it affordable.
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JEDEC has updated the HBM2 standard for higher transfer speeds and increased density.
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Nvidia's GeForce RTX 2060 may be dropping soon. Here's what to expect.
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The technology borrows from an established imaging technique called expansion microscopy; it's just running in reverse.
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The object known as "Farout" is 120 times farther from the sun than Earth, putting it far beyond the orbit of Pluto.
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LG has released a 1440p monitor with FreeSync support and an IPS panel. It's a solid offering if you're in the market.
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Remember Intel's overclocked 28-core 5GHz CPU? Prices on the chip have leaked and they're not actually too bad, by Intel's standards.
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Google may have already started using its browser dominance to disadvantage its competitors. That's no kind of good sign, even if you prefer Chrome to any other browser.
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Researchers have detected a protostar so massive, a star is forming around it -- just like a planet would.
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