Volkswagen Autoeruopa nets parts savings with Ultimaker 3D printers
As for the returns on investment, Volkswagen Autoeruopa estimates that it saved $160,000 in 2016 with $200,000 expected in 2017 via Ultimaker 3D printers. Read More
Windows 10 does temporarily disable third-party antivirus, admits Microsoft
But Microsoft rebuts claims that it’s been using underhand tactics in Windows 10 against third-party antivirus. Read More
Toshiba names buyer for troubled memory division
It is expected the Innovation Network Corporation of Japan, Bain Capital Private Equity, and the Development Bank of Japan will own Toshiba Memory Corporation come March 2018. Read More
OnePlus accused of benchmark cheating — again
OnePlus 5 review units contain an alleged cheating mechanism to maximize benchmark scores. Read More
Apple lawsuit accuses Qualcomm of operating illegal business model
Apple says Qualcomm is double-dipping by charging both a patent license fee for the use of its technology, and also for the chip itself. Read More
Lenovo launches ThinkStation P320 Tiny, a mini workstation
PC makers are increasingly pitching PC as a service and subscription based models to go along with thin clients. Read More
Dell EMC and Nvidia sign GPU deal aimed at HPC, data analytics and AI
Dell EMC said it will also launch products based on Nvidia’s Volta architecture by the end of the year. Read More
SUSE releases Container-as-a-Service Platform
SUSE goes all in for containers with SUSE Container-as-a-Service. Read More
Browsing on Android? This new Firefox browser blocks ad trackers and boosts privacy
Mozilla’s Firefox Focus browser for Android promises that you can ‘browse like no one’s watching’. Read More
The cybersecurity landscape according to Carbon Black’s CEO
How does ‘next-generation’ antivirus software improve on the traditional variety? How can the IoT be made more secure? These are just some of the questions we put to Carbon Black’s Patrick Morley. Read More