The top 10 tech to disrupt the IT landscape
Artificial intelligence and blockchain are among the top disruptive technologies to watch out for, according to Frost & Sullivan.
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Wagering company bets on Wynyard Group’s management software
New Zealand-headquartered crime analytics software vendor, Wynyard Group, has won a three-year contract to manage Tatts Group’s governance, risk and compliance (GRC) program.
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7 possible reveals at Microsoft's Surface event
Microsoft stands poised to unveil the next chapter in the ambitious, yet tumultuous Surface saga on Tuesday, with a quote-unquote "small" Surface event in New York City. The date's concrete, but the details are murky. Just what is Microsoft going to unveil? The Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 were only launched in late October, after all.
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Can 200 million licenses be wrong? Windows 8 hits major milestone
Windows 8 isn't quite the next Vista after all.
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Acer's CEO is just the latest victim of the PC industry's struggles
The PC industry's hemorrhaging continued on Tuesday, as Acer announced that it lost nearly half a billion dollars in the last three months--an utter disaster that prompted the company to boot CEO J.T. Wang out the door, along with 7 percent of Acer's staff.
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10 things we want to see in Microsoft's Surface Mini
If Microsoft indeed intends to release a shrunk-down Surface Mini this month, as an invite for a "small" Surface event suggests, merely downsizing the tablet's design to fit an 8-inch frame ain't going to cut it. Sure, the Surface Pro 2 and Surface 2 are beautiful pieces of kit, but they're made for big-screen productivity--the Surface Pro is essentially an Ultrabook without a keyboard. That experience won't translate well to a smaller form factor, better suited for content consumption than content creation.
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Microsoft rallies Windows for price war with Android
Dirt-cheap Windows PCs and tablets are coming, and it's all thanks to Google's growing low-price threat.
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One Microsoft, all the time: What Ballmer's newly unified vision could mean to you
They're just five words, but those five words hold a universe of importance to Microsoft.
