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Microsoft thinks its new Surface Laptop 5G could be your ideal next mobile working companion
Microsoft reveals new Surface Laptop 5G Business customers targeted with reliable connectivity on the move Three editions are available, with orders open now Microsoft has unveiled a new edition of its Surface Laptop designed specifically with business users in mind as it looks for a stronger foothold in the enterprise…
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Linux users are about to face another major Microsoft Secure Boot issue
A signing key that many Linux distributions use to support Secure Boot is about to expire Sytems that fail to recognize the new key might fail to boot Linux securely Users might need to disable Secure Boot to install or run Linux A signing key used to support Secure Boot…
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AWS is already limiting access to its new Kiro AI coding tool – because it’s too popular
Existing Kiro users are being limited, new users are not currently being welcomed Pricing details have been pulled – could a change be on the way already? Users cited poor performance and a desire for additional models Just days after Amazon Web Services launched its new Kiro AI coding tool,…
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Open AI’s massive Project Stargate is already struggling, may be scaled back
Project Stargate could be targeting a smaller Ohio data center as its first site Oracle CEO Safra Catz says the project is not even formed yet OpenAI and SoftBank disagree over some things OpenAI may have already significantly scaled back its multi-billion dollar Project Stargate initaitive, with no data center…
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Wi-Fi 7 in industrial environments: mistakes, impact, and fixes
Wi-Fi 7 brings transformative potential to industrial environments, promising ultra-fast and low-latency connectivity that can supercharge smart manufacturing, predictive maintenance, and AI-powered automation. But for many organizations, the promise meets reality with frustration. At manufacturing sites, legacy infrastructure and rushed deployments frequently lead to performance issues, unexpected downtime, and poor…
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In the shadow of AI, has cloud peaked? This survey claims more businesses are moving away from cloud computing to dedicated servers
Study finds 42% of IT professionals moved workloads from the cloud back to dedicated in just one year Nearly half of IT teams faced surprise cloud costs of between $5,000 and $25,000 Dedicated servers dominate in government, finance, and IT, where uptime and compliance are critical The growing popularity of…
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