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James Sanders

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Covers:  Windows, Linux, Quantum computing, AI/ML, 5G, Security, Cloud, OSS, and mobile / wireless / satellite communications
Senior Analyst, Microprocessor Report at @TechInsightsInc. Elon took my blue check, and I took that personally. Opinions mine, not of my employer.
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Windows 10, three years later: Why this is as good as it gets

Windows 10, three years later: Why this is as good as it gets

Based on Microsoft's own track record, there's a certain statistic "sweet spot" for Windows releases, and the…

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Spectre and Meltdown explained: A comprehensive guide for professionals

Spectre and Meltdown explained: A comprehensive guide for professionals

Staying up to date on Spectre and Meltdown can be challenging. This guide includes in-depth explanations abou…

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Eight signs you could be automating more of your data center | ZDNet

Eight signs you could be automating more of your data center | ZDNet

As commodity server hardware becomes more powerful, infrastructure cost (in raw performance terms, such as IO…

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Rampant spam, falling registrations show new gTLDs have limited business value

Rampant spam, falling registrations show new gTLDs have limited business value

Since ICANN began the delegations of the first new generic Top-Level Domains (gTLDs) in October 2013, the web…

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Android TV streaming boxes: An uneasy start and apparent death

Android TV streaming boxes: An uneasy start and apparent death

Android TV is very much alive, as was made abundantly clear by the plethora of new Android TV powered televis…

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Massive Intel CPU flaw: Understanding the technical details of Meltdown and Spectre

Massive Intel CPU flaw: Understanding the technical details of Meltdown and Spectre

Two critical architectural flaws in CPUs that allow applications to read kernel memory have been discovered. …

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Why 15% of US consumers can't use Netflix, Dropbox, and other cloud services

Why 15% of US consumers can't use Netflix, Dropbox, and other cloud services

In the last year, initiatives have emerged for connecting users to the internet in developing countries - mar…

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Windows 10 May 2019 Update: Everything you need to know

Windows 10 May 2019 Update: Everything you need to know

Changes are coming to Windows 10 with the release of version 1903 that affect everyday users and IT decision …

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Cyberattackers can reprogram hard drive firmware, according to Kaspersky bulletin

Cyberattackers can reprogram hard drive firmware, according to Kaspersky bulletin

A cyberattack group dubbed Equation group by Russian security firm Kaspersky Lab has a portfolio of intricate…

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Hybrid cloud: What it is, why it matters

Hybrid cloud: What it is, why it matters

As organizations attempt to strike a balance between having all computational services on premises and offloa…

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Android's lack of DHCPv6 support frustrates enterprise network admins

Android's lack of DHCPv6 support frustrates enterprise network admins

Practically all other platforms support DHCPv6, but one Google engineer's refusal to support published standa…

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NemakiWare and CmisSync: A true open-source CMIS stack

NemakiWare and CmisSync: A true open-source CMIS stack

Deploying a proper enterprise content management (ECM) solution is, quite often, a painful exercise -mutually…

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