AMD is making PCs and servers exciting again
Forget about smartphones and tablets, AMD is making the PC and server markets exciting again. Read More
ServiceNow buys Qlue, invests in BuildOnMe in chatbot expansion
ServiceNow plans to meld its Intelligent Automation Engine and chatbot and virtual messaging technologies from Qlue and BuildOnMe. Read More
IBM Watson meets SAP Leonardo for cognitive procurement
The intelligent systems from both technology giants have joined forces to aid enterprise-wide procurement. Read More
Samsung Pay arrives in UK: Can it catch up with Apple Pay and Android Pay?
Samsung’s pay-by-smartphone service is arriving much later than similar offerings from Apple and Google, but the underlying technology may give it an edge. Read More
Samsung Chromebook Pro briefly goes up for pre-order on Amazon
The high-end 2-in-1 showed a May 28 release date and $549 price tag before the online retailer took down its product page. Read More
AMD makes its data center move: Will it be EPYC?
AMD’s master plan: Crack the data center via its EPYC server processor, simplify architecture with its GPUs and then grab machine learning and artificial intelligence workloads. Read More
Photos: Android through the ages
How Google’s operating system has evolved over the years, from Cupcake to Nougat. Read More
Windows 10 tip: Stop using the horribly insecure SMBv1 protocol
For years, Microsoft has been recommending that you disable the vulnerable SMBv1 protocol. The recent WannaCry ransomware outbreak underscores the need to take this important step. Here’s how. Read More
Setting up my new notebook with seven types of Linux – and Windows 10
I try out another low-priced ASUS notebook that makes an excellent Linux platform. Read More
SAP tackles indirect access ‘anxiety’, updates corporate pricing and licensing
In response to the anxiety indirect usage of software licences is causing its customers, SAP introduced new licensing scenarios and options. Read More